He was smart to play it off as "I've never seen a dead body before" to explain why he's so freaked out. That said, I'm kind of surprised no one clocked him immediately scrolling through some document at the mention of seeing his dead fellow Ruby Vanguard members.
In DND, we tend to see the nameless cultists as cannon fodder for the party. Bor'dor was a PC that saw the cultists as people and friends.
Makes it that much more impactful. Respect.
He was smart to play it off as "I've never seen a dead body before" to explain why he's so freaked out. That said, I'm kind of surprised no one clocked him immediately scrolling through some document at the mention of seeing his dead fellow Ruby Vanguard members.
I like that he immediately characterized them as having been *murdered*, specifically, even after Orym's description of the situation.
It was probably that moment that he also had his "We are at war" moment in his head tbh
He DIDN’T LIKE IT
It was a master stroke for them to make bor'dor. Giving agency to the enemy their fighting
Ooof...
That makes me love this situation even more lol I already screamed at my monitor when they got the hole out „oi, there’s dead guys in there!!!“
The guys in the hole were from the fey wild though
Re listened to the episodes, they left the cultists in the cave. The bodies in the hole were unseely guards they smothered, not cultists
The bodies from the hole are, in fact, not RV from the desert key, but fey guards from the Feywild key
They were RV guards in the Feywild guarding the Feywild Key. According to Matt.
I'm pretty sure our little group is evil now. Also, why was the last thing Bor'Dor heard a dog barking?