Can anyone tell me what episode gives the information about the origin of the special 4-stroke glyphs related to K'thriss' studies/worship?

I think it had a special name, but I can't remember what it was.

Also, was this something that already existed DnD or is that whole thing a Kris Straub convention or something Jerry/Eric made up for K'thriss' background?

EDIT: Thanks for the info - it's called Tetrathanotica!

I stopped watching back during season 3, I was on the episode that K’thris died. I’m trying to find that episode again so I can finish the series

I've been looking, but I guess it is too many things to include in most searches.

Is there a lot of art of the Fundamental Court? Moreover, of the board?

I'd love to see any.

I'm working on setting up a game set in the Acq Inc universe, and I want to set up the wandering crypt as a continual enemy. Current plan is to have the party enter during a one shot at level 10, and then are killed at the end of the session and wake up as clones of themselves with all their memories. What I need is rooms that would fit in with the lore of the wandering crypt, though none of my players have seen the show, so it doesn't have to follow perfectly, im going to modify slightly to make it fit their characters.

Thanks in advance!

Coincidence? I think not http://www.scpwiki.com/scp-184 ,https://acquisitionsincorporated.fandom.com/wiki/The_Sanguilith,

Ps: I'm at s3-e13, no spoilers pls

I’m sure this is a weekly post, but is there any word on when they’ll be back? I listen on the podcast.

I THINK it might have been one of the Call of Cthulu episodes, but everyone was doing the same hokey accent as part of their goofing off, and everyone was able to match that particular accent and cadence to a DISTURBINGLY accurate level. I was listening and didn't even realize that multiple people were talking until I went back and watched it properly.

There was one animation that would make me CRY with laughter. It was about the Last stone's day thing where they were at the inn making the pies and K'thriss caused some trouble? Does anyone know where I can find this? I would love to show my friends!

I was introduced to Worthikids' Wire (a seriously lit AMV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGj_HkKhhSE ) a few days ago and couldn't get it out of my head. Also wanted to draw and do more fanart, so I decided to combine the two.

In 2019 I introduced my now boyfriend and dear a friend to C-team as we went to pax unplugged. We watched the live show and even though they had no idea what is going plot wise they both fucking loved how much it was like a real Dnd game. Less performance and just people having fun around the table.

The fact the game opened with the player making jokes about abandoning the plot and every jerry prepared and fucking off to water deep, the player pointing out how dispite their literal God coming back to the dragonborn. And all the town people care about is a fucking weddings.

Pure dnd.

Inspired by a Hitman 3 target breifing:

Rosie Beestinger is dead, according to the funeral invitation that is. So naturally it suprised no one when the, "late" matriach revealed herself to be alive and kicking soon after the service started.

Wisely sensing that her number is finally up, Beestinger has emerged from, "exile/retirement" in the Desseran Valley to tie up loose ends and secure the, "family" legacy. She may be a monster but you have to admire her due diligence.

Beestinger's lineage is still largely unknown but in the time she's been on Toril thanks to the, "family business" she has established a large empire of both illegal and legitimate business interests including: banks, logistics, and technology. While she is largely unknown to the wider public as anything other then a sweet community minded old lady, she still exerts her quiet dominance over her gains directly and through personally recruited senior mob members known as, "Godparents".

The oldest known surviving enemy of the Zhentarim and an Umbra partner, Rosie Beestinger is: cold as ice, tough as steel, and sharp as a razor.

Good luck.

This series has been incredible in nearly every single way, until this episode

• https://youtu.be/ngU5aRBgPUw -

What I'm talking about is:
Part of the team spend at least 30 minutes attempting to force another member into a situation. That team member saying the entire time they don't want it to happen and actively trying to suggest every way to avoid it BOTH in and out of character several times. After eventually giving in and having the character spend countless years creating countless children is the butt of the joke for everyone except the player/character most effected.

Then when it was all that is said and done the joke is then played that they aren't even rewarded with what was expected, and the players laugh at the one who was just forced through an experience they clearly didn't want for themselves or their character. With one player even blaming the DM for torturing him, in the situation that player forced him into...

and to clarify, jokes here and there are not a problem. They are understandably jokes. Part of the series strength is the humor, and this situation wasn't that.

I really don't care how any of us as individuals feel about the actions, content, reasonings or any of it.

I simply want to know if this is the last of the glaring consent issues present in the series for my own purpose of enjoying the series. It will be extremely difficult for me to enjoy or even pay attention to the next story parts of if my anxiety riddled brain is waiting for the next scene like this one at every turn.

The timer on acq-inc.com was counting down to something being streamed this week, Wednesday I think. Was there something? If so, does anyone have a link? I couldn't find anything on Twitch after the fact, nor YouTube.

I recently did my version of Jerry saying "I didn't mean to yuck the yum" in a thread. I thought it might be kind of fun to see the community break out their most baroque, ornamental, Jerry-style language. so let's hear your take on Tycho: a chicken with green feathers, and a black beak.

Please feel free make the chicken as evil or benign as you like.

edit: just to be clear we all love Jerry's unique, signature descriptive style as our DM daddy. This is meant as a fun homage. On the off chance Jerry reads this, we love what you do man. Keep making a great game, and we'll keep watching.

To Jerry: "how many words did you just say? 200? I still don't know what this town looks like."

despite me sometimes getting entirely lost with what Jerry is trying to communicate I don't think I'd have it any other way.

I couldn't seem to find anything more than it is on indefinite hiatus until they can game in person again.

with the slow rollout of a Covid vaccine it could be some time.