Percival de Rolo

Percival Fredrickstein von Musel Klossowski de Rolo III, often known simply as Percival de Rolo or Percy, is a human gunslinger member of Vox Machina and the father of firearms in the world of Exandria. He is played by Taliesin Jaffe.

Percy's family once ruled the city of Whitestone, but when he was young, they were overthrown and murdered by the Briarwoods, Anna Ripley and their allies. Percy fled, his hair turning white from the trauma, and he wandered aimlessly for several years. He was eventually visited in dreams by the shadow demon Orthax who gave him the knowledge to build the very first firearm in existence, The List.

During his travels with Vox Machina, Percy reunited with his sister Cassandra and took back Whitestone. He acquired the magical cape Cabal's Ruin to aid in the fight against the Chroma Conclave and helped carve the Prime Trammels with knowledge from Ioun to take down Vecna. He married Vex'ahlia, and the two of them settled in Whitestone where they had five children. His invention of firearms revolutionized warfare throughout Tal'Dorei and eventually all of Exandria.

Intro

"Percy was the third child of seven children, born to a noble family who lived far to the north in the ancient castle of Whitestone. With so many siblings to share the burdens of lordship, Percy turned his attention to the sciences, engineering, and naturalism.

One day, a mysterious couple, named Lord and Lady Briarwood, came to court. During a feast held in their honour, the Briarwoods violently took control of the castle, killing or imprisoning everyone who would stand in their way.

Percy awoke chained in the dungeon, only to be freed by his younger sister. Together they fled, chased by the Briarwoods' men. As they ran, Percy's sister took several arrows to the chest and fell. Percy kept running, eventually jumping into a freezing river and floating unconscious to freedom. He did not remember waking up on a fishing boat. He barely remembered the next two years as he slowly made his way as far south as possible.

Then one night, Percy had a dream. A roaring cloud of smoke offered him vengeance against those who destroyed his family. When he awoke, Percy began to design his first gun."

Appearance

Percy in the first campaign is a young human in his early twenties. He originally had brown hair, but it turned white as a result of the trauma he suffered after the Briarwoods killed his family. He has teal eyes, and wears distinctive, double-lensed glasses; he is either nearsighted or far-sighted. On the animated series The Legend of Vox Machina, Percy was exactly six feet tall.

After joining the Slayer's Take, Percy has the brand of the guild on his right arm.

In 843 PD, when he was met by Bells Hells while in his fifties, his white hair was somewhat tousled and he wore a long dark blue and gray day coat hanging to below his knees. He appeared slightly unshaven. He walked using a cane.

Personality

Compared to his fellow party members, Percy is rather quiet, usually only speaking when necessary. However, he has shown he can be quite persuasive in social situations and is somewhat of a tactician within the group, as seen in " The Temple Showdown " (1x11). Despite his prim and conscientious exterior, however, Percy has shown himself on multiple occasions to hold the signature eccentricity of a tinkerer, as displayed in escapades such as the cannonball contest.

Having experienced both the pinnacle of entitlement and the depths of poverty, Percy displays a wisdom and self-awareness beyond his years, especially in regard to social status. He indicates a particular fondness for unceremoniously dethroning other, snobbier nobility with a combination of his own title and a biting wit. Percy thinks of himself as being the only one capable of making adult decisions, despite his young age. He is also very pragmatic, with a consistent belief that the ends justify the means. This has led to moments of conflict between him and the party.

Percy's desire for revenge was consciously monstrous. He was fully aware of the consequences of building the first firearm: he knew that the technology would escape his grasp and kill thousands of people in his lifetime, but he was willing to accept that to help him get revenge on several specific people. Thankfully, he grew beyond this mindset, even to the point of forgiving the individual who hurt him the most deeply. Despite this, decades later he sometimes feels regret and punishes himself for his past mistakes.

Percy's attitude was molded by the severe physical and emotional trauma he endured at the hands of the Briarwoods and Dr. Ripley, displaying a cynical, detached, and self-deprecating behavior. He responds poorly to compliments on his character, and his lack of self-respect is shown most clearly in the preferences he mentions for how his corpse should be handled in the letter that he composed for Vox Machina in the event of his demise. The experience of being possessed by Orthax made Percy averse to doing magic and suspicious of anything else that functioned in a way he didn't understand.

Background

Percy was born in Whitestone, where his branch of the de Rolo family ruled, and was raised alongside his six siblings. Five years before the campaign began, his family hosted guests: the Briarwoods. The couple initiated a coup and seized control of Whitestone, murdering the entire De Rolo family and those loyal to them. Percy was taken prisoner and tortured by Anna Ripley, one of the Briarwoods' allies (it was the trauma of this experience that turned his hair white). Percy's youngest sister and only surviving family, Cassandra, managed to free him, and they attempted to flee Whitestone together. However, she was hit by several arrows in their escape, and Percy fled on his own by jumping into a river, believing her to be dead. His hair went white while he was unconscious in the river. Afterwards, he wandered aimlessly, working on a fishing boat, the Cold Comfort, for about a year. He took a series of odd jobs before spending several months working at a stable outside Stilben. One night, he had a dream in which a smoke-like entity offered him the means to get revenge for his family. Percy thereafter constructed his first gun, the List. He tracked Dr. Ripley for a year until he finally found her, but he was captured by her guards before being able to attack her and imprisoned in a jail cell.

Because he is a gunslinger, Percy is the main long-ranged attack member of Vox Machina. He previously fought with his two guns, " The List ", a six-barrel pepper-box, and " Bad News ", a sniper rifle-esque device. The List has since been destroyed, and Percy has acquired two new weapons, both from Dr. Ripley: a four-shot pistol which he called " Retort ", and another pepperbox known as " Animus ". He also has experience in using melee weapons, usually a rapier or a longsword.

Percy is also a tinkerer, creating and modifying items to give both himself and his teammates an edge in battle. He creates explosive and utility arrows for Vex'ahlia, as well as crafting his own ammunition and even weapons, such as his Diplomacy electroshock glove.

Vox Machina Origins

Series II
In the comic book adaptation of pre-stream events, Percy first appeared as he was being held in a prison cell in the Umbra Hills, falsely accused of being a cult leader and of the attempted murder of Dr. Ripley with the use of a demonic weapon. Percy was freed by Scanlan, Pike, and Keyleth who were in the area to look for help to save their friend, Grog. Percy helped them acquire the skull of a Nightmare, then chose to follow them back to Westruun, where he helped them complete an arcane ritual.

Series III
Percy stuck with the group, now called Vox Machina. With them, he participated in an underground fighting ring in Westruun, and faced the white dragon Skysunder.

The Story of Vox Machina and other pre-stream events

Percy stated several times that upon meeting Vex'ahlia, he gave her all his money, which amounted to 500 gold. At some point, Percy spent several months designing and making a bomb for Scanlan to use. He also once had to be a lawyer for Keyleth when she was thrown into prison. He did so well that he (along with Scanlan in his Burt Reynolds, Esq. persona) is considered to be the unofficial lawyer for the group. Another one of his early accomplishments was to castrate a troll with a well-aimed shot.

Percy constructed Bad News over the course of five months, most likely while Greyskull Keep was under construction.

Also during the keep's construction, Percy was hired along with Keyleth and some other mercenaries by Arkhan, a paladin of Tiamat. The group investigated the Vault of Shumas in the Aggrad Mountains of Marquet, where they discovered the Wreath of the Prism.

Campaign Three: Bells Hells

When Bells Hells visited Whitestone in 843 PD with the intention of resurrecting Laudna, Keyleth, who had brought them there, led them to Percival to discuss it. Lord de Rolo was very serious and formal during the meeting (except when he allowed his youngest daughter to stay and read a book), and redirected the adventurers to Pike Trickfoot, since he didn't have healing abilities. However, when it was revealed that the soul of Delilah Briarwood was attached to Laudna's, he refused to participate further, determined to protect his home, family and legacy from such a woman. In a private conversation with Ashton Greymoore he sympathized (slightly) with their difficulties, agreeing that they could try to find a way to get Laudna back without bringing Delilah with her, and making it clear that he would not allow the dead wizard to walk Exandria again. Vex'ahlia apologized for his behavior, saying that he was "a complicated man" who carried a lot of trauma from suffering at the hands of Delilah.

When Bells Hells succeeded in separating the spirits of Laudna and Delilah and brought Laudna back to life in Pike Trickfoot's cottage, they left the cottage to find Percival with Bad News and dozens of Whitestone Rifle Corps and Pale Guard. Vex'ahlia reassured him that all was well and they stood down. He greeted Laudna and apologized to her on behalf of the de Rolos for what had befallen her at the hands of the Briarwoods. At dinner that night, Fearne asked Percy for a small gun for her monkey to shoot flaming poop pellets with and to everyone's surprise received one of his children's old pop guns. When the party showed him the residuum found at Paragon's Call, Percy said they'd been aware of some missing shipments for some time, and had been trying to pinpoint who was involved, hoping that it was not the Cerberus Assembly. Percival kept most of the residuum but returned a small amount to Bells Hells. When he retired to bed, Vex'ahlia lingered to apologize once more for his behavior.

Weeks later Bells Hells sent Dancer, Imahara Joe, and Verna the Viper to Whitestone for protection, and to ask Percy's assistance fixing the Quintessence Array (an arcane harness that used to belong to Ludinus Da'leth). Lord de Rolo agreed, calling Allura Vysoren for further support during the process, and they managed to completely repair the device (although in the process Percy and Dancer developed a mutual dislike, so they worked as far apart as they could).

After the adventurers retrieved their harness and confirmed it was functional (Percy offered them some enchanted silverware he and his wife disliked, and Chetney drained magic from it, destroying it), the Terrible Tinkerer of Tal'Dorei agreed to allow the rest of the team to stay in Whitestone, since they couldn't return to Bassuras at the moment; however, later, he privately shared with Allura his concerns about his home and his family being vulnerable if they got too involved in the conflict with the Ruby Vanguard. Allura reassured him, explaining that, with everything that was happening in the world, no one was watching Whitestone too closely. Later, in a meeting in the war room, Percival confirmed that Bells Hells could stay to prepare for their scouting mission to Ruidus, for which the adventurers asked him for resources (although Percy did not share with them his knowledge of the Vestiges of Divergence when they asked for powerful items with which to become stronger). The following day, in a meeting to discuss their plans, Percy delivered the requested materials as well as two devices of his own creation that would interfere with magical and/or mechanical creations. Later he allowed the adventurers to visit the ziggurat under the castle to try the harness there. Following the emotional upheaval in Bells Hells caused by Ashton's attempt to absorb the shard of Rau'shan, Percy and Ashton met by chance outside the castle watching Gwendolyn de Rolo throwing rocks through the castle windows. When Ashton admitted he'd fucked up and wasn't sure he was worth trusting, Percival identified with his emotions. He told Ashton to do everything he could to make up for his actions and punish himself as much as he needed to, but not to drag the others down with him. Ashton thanked him for his help, telling him they owed him a favor.

Percy and Keyleth traveled to the Red Center, going to an encampment near the excavation site itself, with other members of the alliance against the Ruby Vanguard. Bells Hells and Allura (after a quick trip to the Feywild) met them there, and Lord de Rolo explained the plan, presenting "Butcher Wagons" that would be covered by illusions, so that, combined with actual soldiers, they would make the enemy forces think they were under attack, having targets to attack and actually wound, while the adventurers approached the excavation site without being noticed. The gunslinger was very confident about the plan, since from his point of view the smartest of their enemies were on the moon and wouldn't be there to notice the ruse. After the hour of preparation Lord Percival requested, the distraction began, and his wagons, turned into rhinoceros and ember rocs by Allura and Mythtaker Qi Mandozi, started moving.

Vox Machina all came together once more to participate in the Exandrian Accord's assault against the Malleus Key, both to provide cover for Bells Hells and the Mighty Nein's missions on Ruidus, and to try to rescue Vax'ildan from his imprisonment in an orb held within the Key itself. She and Percy said goodbye to their children, informing them that their mission could bring their uncle back. When they arrived to the Hellcatch Valley their skyship crashed but they managed to minimize the damage. As Percy and his friends got closer to the Malleus Key (without much stealth, due to the radiant aura surrounding his wife), Vox Machina started unleashing their own attacks, and the gunslinger started shooting at the Ruidians after activating a small wind-up toy that looked like Byron Anders; he also managed to notice several weak points in the Malleus Key, so he informed his friends about it. When they faced Ozo Cruth, the Sunder King, he chose Vex as his main target and with his Frenzied Wrath, he attacked her until he killed her; in her last moments Lady Vex'ahlia de Rolo extended one hand towards Percy, asking him to save Vax'ildan. Although she was brought back a few seconds later thanks to Pike's Divine Intervention, her husband was enraged, and after failing to activate Manners to attack, he started shooting at Ozo nonstop, while adding magical damage from Cabal's Ruin; he left the Sunder King weak enough for Grog to kill him.

After Vex killed the last hostile enemy (Vorak, the Sunder King's bane worm), they faced her brother: the Champion of Ravens confirmed that he was still connected to the Matron of Death, but after some conversation the goddess herself let him know that he had one night of freedom to be with his loved ones. Accepting Percy's suggestion, they all Traveled via Plants back to Whitestone. The following morning, Vox Machina was summoned to Vasselheim and saw the Rites of Catatheosis and the breaking of the Divine Gate. Percival was present at the council discussing the Ruidian refugees, and he and Vex'ahlia offered to accept some of them in Whitestone. Percy was excited by the prospect of being able to visit the moon.

Much later, after he and Vex'ahlia returned home, they discussed preparing the children to begin taking over some of their duties, in that the shift in magic would make Whitestone's residuum even more valuable. Percival looked forward to sharing technology with the Ruidians, but he also wanted to start preparing their youngest daughter Gwendolyn to eventually start an intelligence-gathering network in an effort to locate the newborn gods before anyone else could. Keyleth was very against this idea, and Percival agreed to leave it up to Gwendolyn, since he himself saw retirement rapidly approaching. He asked Keyleth to always care for her, and for her mother, as he himself saw old age on the horizon. In the meantime, both he and Vex'ahlia intended to gradually step away from their duties and travel to their various vacation homes around Exandria and Ruidus.

Last years and legacy
Lord Percival de Rolo died at some point before 911 PD, being survived by his wife, Lady Vex'ahlia, who continued serving Whitestone for a time as Baroness of the Third House of Whitestone (her original title, before marrying Percy) and Grand Mistress of the Grey Hunt. By the time of his death Lord de Rolo had become a master inventor, and his magnum opus was the Heart of Whitestone, a magnificent clock tower considered a national treasure of Tal'Dorei.

The Briarwoods

Approximately five years before the events of Critical Role, the Briarwoods entered Castle Whitestone as welcome guests and proceeded to slaughter the De Rolo Family and seize control of the castle and the city. Percy swore vengeance upon the Briarwoods, but the trauma left him too afraid to pursue them until the Briarwoods appeared in Emon, after which he and the rest of Vox Machina pursued them to Whitestone. Eventually, Percy succeeded in killing the Briarwoods and several of their closest allies.

Cassandra de Rolo

Cassandra is Percy's youngest sister. She freed him from captivity five years before the events of Critical Role and helped him escape the castle. As they fled, Cassandra was felled by arrows and Percy continued to run, convinced that she had died right there. However, she survived but eventually became a collaborator with the Briarwoods, pretending to aid Whitestone's citizen rebellions only to sabotage their plans. When Percy returned to Whitestone with Vox Machina, after killing Professor Anders, brother and sister were reunited. In the middle of their pursuit, Cassandra turned traitor on the party, declaring herself to be a Briarwood since, to her, she ceased to be a de Rolo when Percy left her for dead. But with the defeat of the Briarwoods, and the exorcism of Orthax, she came to her senses and Percy forgave her, ultimately leaving her to watch over Whitestone in his absence.

As of " The Siege of Emon " (1x78), Percy was terrified of Cassandra because she represented everything he'd been ignoring while he was out finding himself; he felt pangs of guilt every time he looked at her.

Doctor Anna Ripley

Dr. Ripley was perhaps the only person that Percy was truly afraid of. She was the one who tortured him endlessly when the Briarwoods attacked and took over the castle. Moreover, upon learning of Percy's inventions, she became obsessed with his work and desired to replicate it. She eventually succeeded, albeit at the cost of her right hand. Their next (and last) meeting occurred on the Isle of Glintshore, where she was revealed to have made a pact with the shadow demon that Percy once made a pact with, and that deadly partnership eventually led to Percy's death at their hands. She was later slain by Vox Machina and Percy was later resurrected.

Keyleth

Percy and Keyleth have a strong friendship, despite being the polar opposite of each other. They do come to blows when it comes to methods of leadership, but they still care deeply about each other.

Percy also tends to help Keyleth with some social cues, and helps manage/comfort her when drunk.

Keyleth seems to value their friendship highly, becoming distraught when she thought she was being replaced by Tary as his best friend.

Orthax

Orthax is the shadow demon that Percy originally made a deal with so that the human would have the means to carry out his revenge. This eventually led to the creation of the List. Over time, when the Briarwoods returned to Percy's life, and as the Whitestone Rebellion progressed, Orthax slowly began to manipulate Percy and corrupt his will. When Cassandra betrayed the party, Orthax decided to include her name among those still on Percy's "list". But when Percy refused to kill his sister, Orthax manifested into a corporeal form and attacked the party. He was then defeated, but that wasn't the end of the demon as he found himself making a pact with Dr. Ripley. Together, the two eventually slew him on Glintshore and Orthax soon began feasting on his soul, only for Keyleth to sever the connection between Orthax and Animus, Ripley's pepperbox. The demon, now having no tether to the Material Plane, was forced to return to the Abyss.

Pike Trickfoot

Pike and Percy are good friends and have the utmost respect for each other despite the latter's views on the gods. During the Whitestone Rebellion, it was Pike who managed to stem the spread of corruption within him, buying him the time that was needed to see his goal through.

Before he departed for the Feywild, Percy was handed a special pendant from Pike that she had taken from her house in Westruun "for his protection". This pendant later revived him when he was shot to death during his final encounter with Anna Ripley. However, after it shattered, it was unable to save him twice, and Ripley eventually killed him again. His body was later returned to Whitestone, where Pike performed a resurrection ritual that ultimately succeeded.

Taryon Darrington

Percy first met Taryon in Ank'Harel the day after Scanlan left Vox Machina for the time being. Despite his initial jealousy towards the artificer for his construction of Doty, the two tinkerers soon started to bond over their mutual love for inventing, with Percy being the first person that Tary ever bothered learning the name of out of everyone in Vox Machina.

Vax'ildan

Percy and Vax'ildan are very trusting of each other, but the two passed through some time not been able to see eye-to-eye ever since Vex's death due to Percy's own negligence, as well as other events. They had a discussion and Percy told Vax that he wanted to be in the rogue's good graces again, but for the time being requested that he "never trust him". Eventually they came to terms with each other, Vax even telling Percy that he considers him to be his brother.

Vex'ahlia

Percy and Vex once had a rather interesting rapport with each other, mostly consisting of teasing and flirtation (and most of that coming from Vex). After his resurrection, when she confessed her love for him, (by saying " I should have told you. It's yours." calling back to her encounter with Saundor, where she said that her heart was someone else's), Percy's feelings for the ranger started to grow, culminating in him boldly kissing her in the woods outside Draconia after their battle with Vorugal. They have been together ever since, becoming lovers and later having eloped in the year that passed after the fall of the Chroma Conclave.

Quests

Percy's main goal was to avenge his family's murder at the hands of the Briarwoods, something that is now accomplished. Percy has also reunited with his sister, Cassandra.

He wanted to track down Anna Ripley, who was aiding the Briarwoods but escaped Whitestone while Vox Machina was distracted. Not only did he want revenge on her, but he also felt guilty for sparking her imagination to create firearms. Before he died, Percy forgave her, even after learning that she had produced multiple firearms and distributed the plans to other tinkerers. Vox Machina was able to kill her afterward.

Proficiencies

• Skills: Acrobatics, History, Perception, Persuasion
• Tools: Tinker's Tools

Percy's tinkered items

• "Arrow?" (Vex; expended against Lady Delilah Briarwood within the ziggurat)
• Bad News (himself; first used in battle in Kraghammer)
• Bomb (Scanlan; expended against gricks)
• Diplomacy (himself; worn on left hand)
• Entanglement Arrows (Vex)
• Explosive Arrows (Vex)
• Grappling Hook Arrow (Vex)
• Grenade (himself; expended against Rimefang)
• Hand Mortar (himself; currently unused)
• Hand Prosthetic with Drill Attachment (Victor; destroyed in the explosion of Victor's shop during the battle with Vecna in Vasselheim)
• The List (himself; a pepperbox firearm; destroyed by Scanlan via acid pit)
• Mask (himself)
• Raven Skull Brooch (cast from a mold of the skull given by Keyleth; filled with sweet-smelling herbs; given to Vax'ildan)
• Siege Arrow (Vex)
• Special Staff (Keyleth)
• Mechanical wind-up toys, inspired by Laudna's creepy crafting, all of them which when detonated destroy themselves in ways similar to the characters that inspired them:
  • " Anders ": when detonated produced a 15-foot cloud with a DC 15 CON save against 8 points of poison damage and poisoned condition till the end of Percy's next turn.
  • Other figures that were part of the Briarwoods's coup, including Sylas (explodes in light) and Delilah Briarwood (screams), Anna Ripley (tries to shoot and explodes), and Kerrion Stonefell.

Current items

• Animus (pepperbox previously owned/created by Dr. Ripley)
• Boots of Spider Climbing (traded for Grog's Boots of Feral Leaping and traded back)
• Cabal's Ruin (retrieved from Anna Ripley's corpse by Vox Machina and later given to Percy)
• Cincture of the Stone King (retrieved from the undead dwarf king in Thomara)
• Diplomacy (gauntlet created by Percy)
  • A "quiet version" of Diplomacy, either a new device or a modification of the original
• Dragon Slayer Longsword (retrieved from the lair of Rimefang)
• Earring of Whisper (made by Tiberius)
• Gloves of Missile Snaring (retrieved from the lair of Rimefang)
• Manners
• Rapier +1
• Retort (pistol previously owned/created by Dr. Ripley)
• Silvered Rapier
• Briarsbane, a gentleman's cane that holds a gun and can reveal hundreds of small razors, used for slashing attacks

Former items

• Amulet of the Shield (Given to Lord Thunderbrand)
• Boots of Feral Leaping (Received in a trade with Grog and traded back)
• "Cloak of Smashing" (A standard cloak; traded to Grog for a long-barreled gun)
• Craven Edge (Traded to Grog for a Dragon Slayer Longsword)
• Hat of Disguise (Retrieved from the lair of Rimefang; given to Scanlan)
• Headband of Initiative (Given to Vex'ahlia)
• Manual of Quickness of Action (Read during the airship flight to Vasselheim; donated to the Cobalt Vault)
• Ring of Lightning Resistance (Procured from Lady Delilah Briarwood, but later bartered away for information to Whaska)
• Potion of Climbing (Retrieved from Umbrasyl's lair; used in the Feywild to traverse the Shademurk Bog)
• The List (Crafted five years before meeting Vox Machina; destroyed by Scanlan via a pit of acid to try to remove Orthax's control over him, which succeeded)

Abilities

Being a fighter, Percy benefits from proficiency in all manners of weapons and armor. However, as he is also a gunslinger, he is more skilled in the usage of firearms, but he is more than capable of using one-handed melee weapons such as rapiers and longswords. Percy tends to use damage-enhancing abilities to increase the power of his shots, in addition to targeted shots meant to hinder the enemy. Upon gaining the Magic Initiate feat, due to his connection to the shadow demon Orthax, he is able to cast a few spells but in a limited capacity, most notably his Hex spell, which manifests as a trail of black smoke circling his enemy.

Firearm enchantments

• Fire Shot (one barrel of The List)
• Ice Shot (one barrel of The List)
• Psychic (Animus)

Feats

• Magic Initiate: Warlock
  • Hex (1/day)
  • Friends
  • Minor Illusion
• Sharpshooter
• Tough
• Keen Mind (2024 version)
  • Proficiency in Investigation

Class features

• Action Surge (twice per rest)
• Extra Attack (4 attacks per action)
• Fighting Style: Archery (+2 to ranged attack rolls)
• Indomitable (three times per rest, called "Resolve" by Taliesin)
• Martial Archetype: Gunslinger
  • Grit (5 points)
  • Deadeye Shot
  • Firearm Proficiency
  • Gunsmith
  • Hemorrhaging Critical
  • Lightning Reload
  • Piercing Shot
  • Quickdraw
  • Trick Shot
    • Arm Shot
    • Head Shot
    • Leg Shot
    • Torso Shot
    • Wing Shot
    • Push Shot
  • Vicious Intent
  • Violent Shot
• Second Wind

Appearances and mentions

• Pre-stream
• Campaign One, every episode played by Taliesin except " Trial of the Take: Part 3 " (1x20), absent, " Trial of the Take: Part 4 " (1x21), absent, and " Consequences and Cows " (1x26) [DM]
• Campaign Three
  • " Trial by Firelight " (3x02), mentioned only
  • " On the Trail of a Killer " (3x04), mentioned only
  • " Chasing Nightmares " (3x11), mentioned only
  • " Make It Fashion " (3x12), mentioned only
  • " What Dreams May Come " (3x34), mentioned only
  • " A Desperate Call " (3x36) [DM]
  • " A Dark Balance " (3x38) [DM]
  • " The Momentum of Murder " (3x39), mentioned only
  • " The Aurora Grows " (3x49), mentioned only
  • " Escape From The Past " (3x58), mentioned only (unnamed)
  • " A Long Walk of Reflection " (3x62), mentioned only (unnamed)
  • " A Haunted Past " (3x63), mentioned only
  • " Reunited " (3x64), mentioned only
  • " For The Tempest " (3x68), mentioned only
  • " Embattled in Bassuras " (3x70), mentioned only
  • " A Gathering of Heroes " (3x76) [DM]
  • " The Promise and the Price " (3x77) [DM]
  • " Fractures " (3x78) [DM]
  • " The Eve of the Red Moon " (3x81) [DM]
  • " Arrival at Kreviris " (3x87), mentioned only
  • " The Cradle's Convocation " (3x104), mentioned only (unnamed)
  • " Collecting Legends " (3x105), mentioned only
  • " The Assembling of Legends " (3x112)
  • " Assault on the Malleus Key " (3x113)
  • " Fight for the Bloody Bridge " (3x114)
  • " A New Age Begins " (3x121)

• Specials
  • " The Story of Vox Machina " (Sx06)
  • " Critical Role Q&A and Battle Royale: Take II " (Sx10)
  • " CelebriD&D with Joe Manganiello "
  • " Critical Role – Level 17 Battle Royale!" (Sx19)
  • " Critical Role: Grog's One-Shot " (Sx26)
  • " Trinket's Honey Heist " (Sx27), mentioned only
  • " Critical Role One-Shot: Epic Level Battle Royale " (Sx30)
  • " The Search For Grog " (Sx42)
  • " The Search For Bob " (Sx45)
  • " Dalen's Closet " (Sx47)
  • " Vox Machina vs. Mighty Nein " (Sx57)
• The Legend of Vox Machina, every episode except " Thordak (LoVM) " (LVM3x09) and " To the Ends of the World " (LVM3x10)
• Critical Role: Winter's Crest Festival
• Vox Machina Origins Series I
  • Issue 1, mentioned only
  • Issue 2, mentioned only
  • Issue 3, mentioned only
• Vox Machina Origins Series II
  • Issue 5
  • Issue 6
• Vox Machina Origins Series III
  • Issue 1
  • Issue 2
  • Issue 3
  • Issue 4
  • Issue 5
• Vox Machina Origins: Animals, mentioned only
• The Legend of Vox Machina: The Whitestone Chronicles: Ripley
• Critical Role: Vox Machina - Stories Untold

Quotations

• "You fool, your soul is forfeit! Die! Die!"
• Percy: (to Sir Kerrion just before executing him) This is for the de Rolos. And let me say, you are the one I was least looking forward to.
• "You are, at the moment, the luckiest person in Whitestone. Do you know why? Because you're at the bottom of my list."
• "Your secret is safe with my indifference."
• "I've known a lot of people with money, and they are definitely not worth you. And besides, if they have something nice that makes you feel inferior, we can just take it." (Percy cheering up Vex before they enter Syngorn; also the moment when Percy realized he loves Vex.)
• "Life needs things to live."
• "A tree is just a door that hasn't been made yet, remember."
• "No matter what [happens] today, I forgive you... but I cannot let you leave." (Percy forgiving Ripley, and finally letting go of his quest for revenge.)
• "We're going to start with the Courage and not talk about dragons." (Percy, just before running into Vex's room and shutting the door behind him, after Vex had answered the door completely naked.)
• "The thing that defines the worst leader a people could have is a lack of empathy."