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Player characters · first: NA E1

Pinocchio

Pinocchio, played by Lou Wilson, is a marionette boy in an orange shirt and green shorts, with painted-on eyes and a splintered gap on his face where his wooden nose was NA E1·00:44:08. He is a warlock who, with Puss in Boots, is running a scam on Lord Bandlebridge, claiming to be a prince cursed into a puppet after taking 40 pennies from a witch, and asking to borrow 40 gold pieces to throw into a well NA E1·00:46:34 NA E1·00:47:56. After a fight he tells the others "Yes, my name is Pinocchio, but I'm not a prince. I'm just a little wooden boy." NA E1·01:53:49 He says "I'm small, okay? I'm a child!" when pressed about his size, and persuades Bandlebridge with a roll of 22 NA E1·00:57:42 NA E1·00:58:31.

In the last scene of the first episode Pinocchio walks through a carriage door into a long hallway, where he speaks to the Stepmother, whom he calls Mom NA E1·02:05:07 NA E1·02:05:41. She tells him to keep the Princess of Reverie safe and hidden NA E1·02:06:33. In a flashback Brennan shows the Wicked Fairy asking the village children their fathers' names while screams sound outside NA E1·02:10:08. Pinocchio answers "Daniel" NA E1·02:11:08. Brennan says his body drops dead and he wakes hanging from his strings in his father's house NA E1·02:11:13. In the second episode he takes a doorknob from the original door upstairs in the Stepmother's old home in the abandoned hamlet, and with Pib gets the coachman Stephan to leave the shoe carriage NA E2·02:03:07 NA E2·02:04:07 NA E2·02:05:09 NA E2·00:26:52. In Elegy he casts Hex on the Fairy Godmother and the Stepmother's voice speaks through his mouth NA E3·00:44:32 NA E3·00:47:36. The Godmother drops him to zero hit points NA E3·01:04:49, and in the third episode's total party kill he dies on his third failed death save NA E3·01:51:44. Lou describes his death vision as the village of Amanti and himself and his father riding a tuna home NA E3·01:52:38. A voice then says "My little Pinocchio. She has lied to you-" NA E3·01:53:31

In the fourth episode Pinocchio is a puppet again in an in-between space; the ghost of the talking cricket drives off the insects and tells him to be good and never tell a lie NA E4·00:07:16 NA E4·00:11:33. He confesses to the Stepmother that he took a doorknob, an etching and a knife from her old house, and she snaps his nose off NA E4·00:16:05 NA E4·00:19:07. She says "Great magic requires blood, Pinocchio." NA E4·00:20:25 Then she sends a crow to him NA E4·00:22:18. He returns to his body moss-covered, with a crow familiar and a staff NA E4·00:25:30 NA E4·00:26:05. On a natural 20 Brennan tells him he has replaced the earlier version of himself in this world, and that this is so because his stepmother willed it NA E4·00:31:27. He rejoins the group at the Cock & Toad, mossy and rotted NA E5·00:20:31. In the seventh episode he fools Mayor Hopps with Suggestion, and Mother Goose writes a new, carefree Pinocchio story, but the ink is swallowed by the page and Pinocchio later declines a different story NA E7·00:33:47 NA E7·00:57:35 NA E7·00:57:44 NA E7·00:58:37. He then uses a fairy candle to ask for his mom; Gerard's Sword of Truth shows the Stepmother's face, she throws strings onto him, and on a natural 20 he severs them with the Sword of Truth and takes back his marionette handle, then falls through burning pages into Scheherazade's door NA E7·01:30:16 NA E7·01:46:27 NA E7·01:47:37 NA E7·01:48:43. In The Lines Between he tells Sinbad the story of the ship was a lie, and as he tells the truth the sword at his side chimes and sings NA E8·01:15:33 NA E8·01:16:17.

In the ninth episode his connection to the crow is severed and he can no longer Eldritch Blast, so he decides to give his strings to any entity that will take them NA E9·00:09:17 NA E9·00:10:49. Seeking why his life has been so hard, he connects his strings to all copies of his story and takes his friends to the memory of Amanti, where the Stepmother first speaks to young Pinocchio and takes his strings NA E9·00:17:27 NA E9·00:27:44 NA E9·00:30:18. He and the party then meet the Fairy with Turquoise Hair, whose card reads Turquina NA E9·00:37:26. In the tenth episode he pulls Cricket out of his book, no longer a ghost, and reconciles with him NA E10·00:47:49 NA E10·00:48:17. In the thirteenth, his History natural 20 on the Terrible Dogfish brings a new warlock ability and a strand of destiny to the Dogfish NA E13·00:31:47. In the sixteenth he uses Strands of Fate to cast Animate Objects NA E16·00:20:06. Alphonse then hits him for 23 and he drops NA E16·01:12:29 NA E16·01:14:35. At zero hit points he hears the Stepmother say "I want you back, Pinocchio." NA E16·01:22:06 The Golden Goose then heals him for 70 hit points NA E16·01:22:47. He lights a firework and hands it to Cricket, and when it hits Alphonse, Brennan has the mule's curse break and Alphonse become a handsome prince NA E16·01:58:04 NA E16·01:58:16 NA E16·01:59:06. He introduces himself to the Baba Yaga as "the Boy of Destiny" in the seventeenth episode NA E17·01:54:31.

In the eighteenth episode, behind a door in the Baba Yaga's cottage, Pinocchio sees the Stepmother holding his father Geppetto, who is injured, and offers up ever becoming a real boy; Geppetto is carried away by his string and a scrap with the name Minerva floats out NA E18·01:20:10 NA E18·01:23:31 NA E18·01:26:30. In the Canonade he pours whiskey for Cricket, who has been killed, and takes Dimension Door with Gerard to Mira, winning her over with a Persuasion of 24 NA E19·00:29:59 NA E19·00:38:12 NA E19·00:39:47. His firework hits Snow White and Scheherazade, and his plea to Cinderella fails NA E19·01:26:56 NA E19·01:57:46. In the finale he casts Animate Objects on the largest books in the room, including Flat William, and with a Persuasion of 21 he tells the Fairy with Turquoise Hair that he knows what is best for himself NA E20·00:26:15 NA E20·00:29:57 NA E20·01:01:14 NA E20·01:01:37. She says "What's the point of magic if you can't rewrite destiny?" and dives into the pages NA E20·01:02:20 NA E20·01:02:28. Thrown by Flat William, he shouts "Hey! Minerva!", Geppetto is lifted out of the battle in golden light, and the Stepmother has disadvantage on saves from then on NA E20·01:30:01 NA E20·01:30:08. When the spell works, he learns his father is safe back at the Baba Yaga's hut ("Well, I'll see him tomorrow."), gives the Stepmother whiskey and gum, and thanks her for setting him on the path NA E20·02:12:52 NA E20·02:12:56 NA E20·02:13:01 NA E20·02:13:24 NA E20·02:14:19. In Lou's epilogue he grows up with mistakes and without the pressure of needing to be perfect, and as Lou tells it, on his 21st birthday, with the Fairy with Turquoise Hair and Geppetto, a whiskey-and-bubblegum cocktail turns him into a real boy; Brennan confirms it, and Geppetto says he is always his son NA E20·02:23:28 NA E20·02:24:59 NA E20·02:25:41. Lou says one of his first adventures is to shut down the donkey part of Toy Island, and years later he plays gin rummy with Ylfa NA E20·02:26:21 NA E20·02:37:03.

Character sheet — Neverafter

Neverafter sheet of Pinocchio (played by Lou Wilson). Only what is said in play or shown on the on-screen stat cards; dotted values are derived from spoken rolls. Values shown are the latest up to your chosen episode.

Race
Puppet (Warforged reskin) NA E1·00:44:16 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08—
Class
Warlock 8 NA E17·00:53:05 NA E19·00:38:14 NA E20·00:26:08Warlock 6 NA E15·00:47:22 NA E16·00:20:12Warlock 5 NA E11·00:19:39 NA E13·00:31:53Warlock 4 NA E7·00:33:50 NA E9·00:14:51 NA E10·01:15:01Warlock 3 NA E4·00:31:42 NA E5·00:21:01 NA E6·00:17:25Warlock 1 NA E1·00:44:16 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08—
Level
8 NA E17·00:53:05 NA E19·00:38:14 NA E20·00:26:086 NA E15·00:47:22 NA E16·00:20:125 NA E11·00:19:39 NA E13·00:31:534 NA E7·00:33:50 NA E9·00:14:51 NA E10·01:15:013 NA E4·00:31:42 NA E5·00:21:01 NA E6·00:17:251 NA E1·00:07:05 NA E1·00:07:06—
AC
13 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08 NA E5·00:21:01—
Spell save DC
16 NA E20·01:47:0214 NA E7·00:33:5613 NA E6·00:19:17 NA E6·00:43:20—
Spell attack
+7 NA E10·01:57:00+6 NA E6·01:21:07 NA E4·00:26:05—
STR
-1 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08 NA E5·00:21:01—
DEX
+1 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08 NA E5·00:21:01—
CON
+3 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08 NA E3·00:51:52—
INT
-1 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08 NA E5·00:21:01—
WIS
+2 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08 NA E5·00:21:01—
CHA
+5 NA E17·00:53:05 NA E19·00:38:14 NA E20·00:26:08 NA E17·01:52:09+4 NA E7·00:33:50 NA E9·00:14:51 NA E10·01:15:01+3 NA E2·00:38:39 NA E3·00:16:08 NA E5·00:21:01 NA E6·00:17:25—

Skills

Saving throws

Features

Spells

Items

  • Doorknob, knife, etching and photo — Takes the carving knife and the etching of the paternal-looking man, then the doorknob, with the sense of powerful magic that only leaves a brass knob; he later admits to the Stepmother taking the knife, the photo and the doorknob NA E2·02:08:23 NA E2·02:08:25 NA E2·02:09:22 NA E2·02:09:35
  • Red gem — Brennan hands Lou a red gem when his light goes out; he and Siobhan 'kiss' their red gems together NA E3·01:53:38 NA E3·01:53:58
  • Staff, which is his nose — In his hand, which is his nose; after he comes back it is tossed to him stained red with blood and etched with letters; the staff grants a plus one to attack and damage rolls for spell attacks NA E4·00:04:51 NA E4·00:23:11 NA E4·00:26:05
  • Crow familiar — A crow, the 'pet' given by the Stepmother; he comes back with it on his shoulder and it NA E4·00:23:34 NA E4·00:25:30
  • Sword of Truth — Grabs the sword thrown to him and cuts his strings with it NA E7·01:44:53 NA E7·01:47:37
  • Crow lost — Lost the crow: Pib slashes both eyes of Pinocchi-Crow with his dagger and it falls and turns into tattered burnt parchment; Pib: 'I killed Pinocchi-Crow.' NA E8·00:51:38 NA E8·01:13:30 NA E9·00:09:17
  • Veritas sings — As he tells Sinbad the truth, Brennan says he hears singing like the ringing of a fine chime from the sword at his side; he unwraps it and the sword names itself: 'Veritas I am called, the Sword of Truth!' NA E8·01:16:17 NA E8·01:18:36
  • Book of his story — His marionette handle goes up into the light of his own book NA E9·00:13:21
  • Sword of Truth to Gerard — Gives the Sword of Truth to Cricket to carry to Gerard NA E10·01:33:35
  • Cricket — The Cricket, pulled from his book as a glowing magical cricket and no longer ghostly NA E10·00:47:41 NA E10·00:48:17
  • Fireworks — Brennan: 'Pinocchio grabs a shitload of fireworks.' on Toy Island NA E13·01:43:07
  • Firework lit for Cricket — Asks to light a firework, give it to Cricket and send Cricket into the enemy NA E16·01:53:44
  • Ball bearing — A ball bearing from Pib's 200, taken as a token of the favor Pib owes him NA E17·01:14:47 NA E17·01:14:49 NA E17·01:14:50 NA E17·01:14:53
  • Whiskey, bubblegum and Pinocchio Select — A handle of whiskey, packs of bubblegum and a bottle of Pinocchio Select, 'aged in me'; the Pinocchio Select label reads 'from the leg chute' NA E18·00:13:48 NA E18·00:14:09 NA E18·00:14:16 NA E18·00:14:18
  • Gifts eaten and drunk — Pushes a pack of bubblegum toward the Baba Yaga ('Make sure you chew the bubblegum.') and she slurps it down and swallows NA E18·00:14:34
  • Cricket dies — Lou: 'Nevermind, Cricket is dead.' after the Circle of Death NA E19·00:33:16
  • Firework thrown at the storytellers — Puts a firework where it hits Scheherazade, Cinderella and Snow White NA E19·01:27:25 NA E19·01:27:43
  • Cricket returns — In the epilogue Brennan: 'Cricket leaps to your side.' and 'you and Cricket go on as many adventures together as you want' NA E20·02:25:11 NA E20·02:26:13
  • Firework to Pib — Lou: 'I'll give that firework to him.' NA E20·00:29:37

By episode

NA E1: The Times of Shadow

  • Marionette boy: orange shirt, green shorts, painted eyes, a splintered gap where his wooden nose was — 00:44:08
  • Claims to be a prince cursed into a puppet after taking 40 pennies from a witch; wants to borrow 40 gold pieces to throw in a well — 00:46:34, 00:47:56
  • Persuasion 22 for finer sheets — 00:58:31
  • Calls himself a child: "I'm small, okay? I'm a child!" — 00:57:42
  • Insight check on the shoe is a natural 1 — 01:40:12
  • Identifies himself honestly after the fight: "my name is Pinocchio, but I'm not a prince." — 01:53:49
    • "I'm just a little wooden boy." — 01:53:49
  • Talks with the Stepmother through a key-door; named "my little Pinocchio"; his father is Daniel — 02:05:41, 02:11:08
  • Perception 21 at the carriage with a key in its door, then 12 on a later Perception — 02:04:17, 02:04:47

NA E2: Mirror, Mirror

  • Stays by the chariot, putting himself between the group and the cart in case anyone makes a break for it; slaps the horses of the shoe to send it away — 00:24:32, 00:28:02
  • Touches the book: Charisma save 19; an etching of an island filled with toys appears — 00:33:59, 00:34:10
    • "I'll be forward and say that the place is, it's fun, but it's not all good." — 00:38:37
  • Tells Timothy: "it definitely feels like this book and you having it, it feels like you have no idea what you are dealing with." — 00:41:45
  • Answers Pib's question about "the key in the door": he thought he saw somebody in the carriage but there was nobody, "just like goods and stuff" — onions and vegetables — 01:10:18, 01:10:29
  • Wants to stick with the royals to "mooch off whatever they are able to get" — 01:11:06
  • The mirror shows him a young boy's face and shouts for him to bring it back to "her"; he flees with Pib — 01:20:47, 01:21:28, 01:21:46
  • Names the ram "Senator" — 02:16:04
  • Proposes the forest after Rosamund's path opens: "Let's do the fuckin' forest." — 01:42:23
  • Arcana 4 in the wine cellar; he is "tipsy as hell" — 01:59:24, 01:59:30
  • Perception with advantage 15, then 17 Investigation upstairs — 02:03:07, 02:07:07
  • Opens an old door "where she only lives in silhouette": a bedroom with two skeletons (one with no toe bones, one with a chunk of its heel carved off), bloody handprints, a carving knife and an etching of a paternal-looking merchant; Brennan says "this was her home, you think" and that he thinks "she ate the two young girls here" — 02:04:07, 02:05:09, 02:07:13
  • Pulls the doorknob off; feels powerful magic, then only brass; keeps etching, knife and doorknob — 02:09:22, 02:09:35, 02:08:25
    • "My stepmom, dude." — 02:06:19
  • "Distraction and extraction." — 02:33:51

NA E3: No Place For a Prince or Princess

  • Tells Pib "You're on extraction" (00:06:17); Gerard later tells him "You're on extraction now! We're all on extraction!" (00:16:10); his Stealth 13 on the sprint; carries his broken-off nose in his hand — 00:22:10, 00:19:50
  • Asks Gerard to be thrown; says "my mom gave me some powers to survive and stuff"; full dash, 60 feet, bonus action Hex on the Godmother (strength checks) — 00:43:17, 00:43:46, 00:45:53, 00:46:38
    • "I'm light, you're strong." — 00:43:22
  • Hex: spectral strings appear on his body and the Stepmother's voice speaks from his mouth; Brennan: "maybe you have been led to this place for reasons that Mother didn't share" — 00:47:08, 00:47:36, 00:48:01
  • Pulls Gerard under a broken piece of wood; a table tramples him for nine, he is at two hit points; Constitution save plus three = 6 (injury: arm smashed off); concentration save 16, Hex holds — 00:50:51, 00:51:11, 00:51:52, 00:52:02, 00:52:45
    • "This is not the time for process! We'll process afterward!" — 00:51:07
  • Hit for eight radiant; Constitution check 11; the Godmother swings her wand and he drops to 0; Hex ends — 01:04:28, 01:04:48, 01:05:02
  • Death saves: the first, at 01:25:41, is first called a 20 by the players and read as a two by Lou; Brennan rules "That's a failure. That's a six."; two failures counted by 01:48:31, then a three; he dies — 01:25:41, 01:26:07, 01:48:31, 01:51:44
  • Brennan's death narration: "Life given to a very special little wooden boy by a fairy a long time ago. The light, movement of magic, leaves as your wooden grip on your own nose fades." — 01:51:58
  • Last vision: Amanti, him and his father on the back of a tuna escaping a dogfish; spiders and termites; a voice; final Charisma save, Brennan hands a red gem — 01:52:38, 01:53:24, 01:53:31, 01:53:38
    • "I think I see Amanti, the village on the horizon, me and my father on the back of a tuna as we ride home after escaping a terrible dogfish" — 01:52:38

NA E4: Once Upon a Time

  • Brennan tells him he has lost his senses, his animation and his life; insects and moss in the wood; he feels his staff in his hand, which is his nose — 00:04:51
    • "You have lost your life." — 00:04:51
  • Lou's account of why the nose was broken off: he saw the ruin and the effect of the Neverafter and that his nose kept growing as he lied; the world was changing, but the rules were not; he realized that lying is necessary and holds him back, so "he took it upon himself to break his nose from his face" — 00:06:04
  • Lou names the voice as the cricket he killed with a mallet when it tried to correct him in his earliest days alive; Brennan confirms the ghost of the talking cricket from his father's workshop, the one he killed with a mallet — 00:07:33, 00:07:52
  • As a ghost he is still a puppet; he says he is "dead", brushes the cricket aside, swears at it and screams that he is a puppet and not a real boy anymore — 00:09:20, 00:10:14, 00:10:47
    • "I'm a puppet, cricket!" — 00:10:47
  • Pulled by strings; asks about the length of his nose (not the full lying length); turns to look and sees the Stepmother — 00:11:06, 00:12:19, 00:12:44
  • Calls her "Mom"; says he does not know where Rosamund is; blames Gerard's extraction-team call and says he wanted distraction — 00:13:15, 00:13:24, 00:13:49
  • Asked whether he took anything from the house he says "No!" while Brennan mimes his nose growing with a slide whistle — 00:15:56
  • Confesses: when he tried to fight back with the magic she gave him he "found your house" and bones on the ground; took the doorknob, a photo of a man who is not his dad, and the knife by the bed; the photo he took "'cause I thought it might be helpful" — 00:14:35, 00:16:05
    • "I only took the doorknob." — 00:16:05
    "I found your house." — 00:14:35
  • Wants to talk to his dad: when he was hit by "your not-friend" and was dying he heard his father's voice; offers the doorknob; the Stepmother asks if that is a bribe — 00:18:09, 00:18:47
  • Says the powers could have helped but Gerard is tough and "a lot of that's on him"; asks "who do we know who has blood" and names Tim; refuses when told his father is the one with blood — 00:19:51, 00:20:38, 00:23:34
    • "I don't want this bird." — 00:23:34
  • Says he already has a pet, a ram named Senator, and is told he cannot return to Senator's side — 00:24:49, 00:24:51
    • "A ram. His name is Senator." — 00:24:49
  • Takes the nose, regains his body, moss-covered with fungus in the joints, with a crow familiar; staff gives plus one to attack and damage on spell attacks — 00:25:28, 00:25:30, 00:26:05
    • "And all it cost was my father's blood! Yay!" — 00:26:13
  • The Stepmother recalls that he had said he met a fairy who knew her; asked about anyone else, he mentions only the mice in her cupboard whom his friends met; feels a tingle under the nose he holds — 00:21:30, 00:26:23, 00:26:31, 00:26:47
  • Wisdom saving throw: natural 20; Brennan gives a choice of looking where she pushes him or behind; Lou chooses where he is going and sees Amanti — 00:27:45, 00:28:00, 00:28:30
  • The vision: a little boy Pinocchio in a worse-looking Amanti with rubble becomes a wood-etching illustration, drawn into the Stepmother's palm as Pinocchio is thrust into his place; closer to the drawings in Tim's book — 00:28:30, 00:29:40, 00:30:36
    • "you have replaced this version of you in this world" — 00:31:27
  • Holds up a red gem and asks if it matters now; Brennan: "Not in this episode." — 00:31:59, 00:32:02
  • Frame card: level 3 — 00:31:42

NA E5: Down Came the Rain

  • Arrives "Absolutely haunted": still child-size, bright painted clothes but wood duller and rotted, moss and fungus, gently curled legs, walking stick as support, a full-sized crow on his shoulder — 00:20:53
  • Says the crow is from his mom; Rosamund notices blood on his stick — 00:22:26, 00:24:50
  • Says he had his nose for a second when "dead dead", but when his mom brought him back it came off again — 00:24:40
  • Asked "Is that your mom?" about the turquoise-haired fairy, says no: she was a maternal figure in the other life (and in this one); she made him a real boy and turned him back into a puppet when he lied — 00:26:50, 00:26:52, 00:27:08, 00:27:40
    • "I was a puppet turned into a boy who then turned back into a puppet." — 00:27:40
  • Pinocchio's memories: one set, "locked and loaded" — 00:31:31, 00:31:33
  • Describes the "really bad fairy" who came to his town as "of shadow" — 00:30:30, 00:30:48
  • Says his mother is "really worried about Rosamund" and Rosamund must be kept hidden — 00:34:00
    • "This is the first time I've ever had a mom." — 00:34:37
  • Insight 19 on Gerard with help from the crow — 00:32:34
  • Perception 18 in the barn (crow help, 00:56:09) and 19 after the pages — 00:56:20, 01:16:22
  • Misses Senator the ram — says of the ram "it's a different goddamn story" — 01:32:24, 01:32:41
  • Sends the crow scouting: Perception or Investigation 12; sees Tuffeton, Hamelin's sign, a hill with a tree and a mine — 01:36:25, 01:36:28
  • Wants no one to go back to Timothy's house: "We're not going back to your house." — 00:33:49
  • Lets the crow turn into a spider ("Spidocchio"); says Crow gets plus five to stealth and asks to halve it; Brennan: "Yeah, you can halve that" — 02:01:34, 02:03:15, 02:03:18
    • "Pinocchio and Pinocchi-crow." — 01:50:20

NA E6: The Curdled Web

  • Fey Presence on four infant spiders; Lou: "My stepmother's visage appears on my face and says, Ladies." — 00:42:54, 00:45:39
  • Faerie Fire on the crow with the crow failing deliberately; blue; flies 40 feet — 00:17:29, 00:17:49, 00:18:26
  • Apologizes when his light shows the huge spider: "I'm sorry!" — 00:21:06
  • Fakes breathing ("Hee, hee, hee!"); Deception natural 1 — 00:23:11, 00:27:55
    • "It's not laughter! It's breathing!" — 00:28:02
  • Strength 10, dexterity unnatural 20 total in the web prone — 00:25:05, 00:25:33
  • Left restrained and alone by Rosamund: "Leave me to the ladies." — 00:53:50
  • Concentration on Faerie Fire lost at 5 against DC 10 — 00:49:37, 00:49:41
  • Pinocchi-Crow pecks him free (19, 7 piercing); Acrobatics 15 through the charmed spiders; 9 damage; Constitution 11 — 01:02:40, 01:03:37, 01:04:10, 01:04:29
  • Faerie Fire again on Muffet, strange gray-green mist as he screams "no, no!" — 01:05:34, 01:05:38
  • Eldritch Blast first seen as strings around Muffet (21, 6 damage) — 01:21:07, 01:21:28
  • Strength 6, dex 8: restrained once more — 01:08:23, 01:08:38, 01:08:40
  • "We're more survivors." — 01:36:18

NA E7: Trouble in Tuffeton

  • Asks Muffet about the cocoons; "Respect." — 00:03:29, 00:03:49
    • "Did you say that everyone in your village is in a cocoon?" — 00:03:29
  • Suggests heading to town: "We'll probably be welcomed as heroes." — 00:12:21
  • Insight 13 to find who in the crowd has influence; casts Suggestion on the monocled man (DC 14 Wisdom) and tells him to stand and say it was an adult sleepover gone wrong — 00:33:34, 00:33:47, 00:33:56, 00:34:03
    • "I think it worked. I can't really tell." — 00:38:36
  • Tells Mayor Hopps and Muffet about Toy Island and his story, a story "about growing up, realizing that actions have consequences, and responsibility" — 00:54:37, 00:55:52
    • "The story I'm on is the story I need to be on." — 00:58:37
  • Mentions his strings are with his mom: "I don't have my strings with me all the time, because my mom has them." — 01:28:49
  • Mage Hand pulls the hood off the second creature; Insight 7 on the surviving creature's reaction to its dead friend; casts Faerie Fire on Rosamund's suggestion — 01:17:56, 01:18:14, 01:26:49
  • Feels a tug toward the candle, speaks to the candle; sees the wicked fairy in the flame and turns toward the Stepmother's silhouette — 01:28:06, 01:30:16, 01:35:28
    • "I'd like to speak to my mom." — 01:30:16
  • Charisma save 21; sees shifting faces and a woman in a crown trying to escape her mouth — 01:40:18, 01:44:18
  • Acrobatics to catch the sword: nat 20 with Gerard's Help; cuts his strings with the Sword of Truth — 01:45:38, 01:47:15, 01:47:37
    • "Pinocchio grabs as many of the strings as he can with his free hand and cuts himself free." — 01:47:15
  • Dances on the bar and uses his nose as a pole; holds back at the end after Muffet's question — 00:47:53, 00:48:54, 01:08:32

NA E8: The Lines Between

  • Tells the group the Stepmother is "my mom", seen only as a shadow behind a door, source of his powers — 00:09:07, 00:09:17, 00:09:37
    • "I just know that that thing is where I've been getting my powers from." — 00:09:37
  • Perception 16 for Pinocchi-Crow, helped by Ylfa's sniffing; Arcana 11 helped by Pib; scans the room — 00:10:31, 00:21:58
  • Insight natural 20 on the lion — 00:15:31
  • Plays along with Pib's story that he is carved from a ship called the Pinocchio — 00:11:56, 00:14:50
    • "His boat, the Pinocchio, from which I was carved." — 00:14:50
  • Holds the Sword of Truth at his side; tells Sinbad "We lied" and hears the sword chime; tries to muffle it, then unwraps it — 01:15:40, 01:16:17, 01:17:59, 01:18:36
    • "Sinbad, I'm going to be straight with you. Nope. I'm not made from a ship. We lied." — 01:15:40
  • Serves as a boat for Pib; a light wolf nudges him — 01:10:17, 01:11:42
  • Saw the monstrous thing with people crawling under its skin and the grandmother eaten — 01:14:04, 01:14:32
  • Says he is on his first time, not his second; tells how his mom took another boy and he took his place — 01:40:48, 01:41:34
    • "I'm still on my first time." — 01:40:54
  • Sees the face on the Cinderella cover; says it is his mom's ex-husband — 01:49:05, 01:49:29
    • "that's my mom's ex-husband that she had." — 01:49:29
  • Says he got the etching in a bedroom in the house with the mice, and gave her things back — 01:49:29, 01:49:48

NA E9: Origins

  • Tries to Eldritch Blast the doorknob; Brennan says the source of his magic no longer grants it and he must give his strings to something — 00:09:17, 00:10:08
    • "the source that you draw your magic from is no longer granting it to you." — 00:09:24
  • Chooses to give his strings to any entity that will give him enough power; throws the marionette handle into the light of his own book — 00:10:49, 00:13:21
    • "I'm playing a child. I'm going to give away my strings immediately to whatever entity is present" — 00:10:49
  • Wisdom save 15, Eldritch Blast with advantage 11 against AC 10, the knob is knocked off and the spell shunting the party is killed — 00:15:01, 00:15:33, 00:15:54
  • Asks why his life has been so hard; the book branches into all copies of his story; he lassos his friends — 00:17:27, 00:18:19, 00:19:58
    • "why does anytime I choose to do those things, I get hung or my feet get burned or my father gets eaten?" — 00:17:27
  • In the memory, tells Geppetto "Sometimes you have to lie" and tries to hold him back (Athletics natural 1) — 00:24:32, 00:23:29
    • "Sometimes you need to lie, to save someone, or to keep someone safe." — 00:24:39
  • Insight 14 on Geppetto: he cannot tell whether the weeping is for hurting Pinocchio or from saying something untrue — 00:25:27, 00:25:31
  • Opens the door to the Stepmother's silhouette, gives her his strings; "Someday, we'll all be together?" — 00:27:23, 00:30:24
  • Pounds on the Blue Fairy's door; angrily confronts the Fairy with Turquoise Hair about the lie — 00:36:43, 00:37:55
    • "Okay, I lied to save my dad, and you-" — 00:37:55
  • Says he broke his nose off himself; tells Turquina he is still in his first version and calls the Stepmother "my mom, temporary placeholder name" — 00:39:08, 00:42:52, 00:43:07
    • "I had given them to somebody who actually helped!" — 00:40:16
  • Insight natural 20 on the fairy (Lou's roll) at 00:42:03; Insight "unnatural 20" at 00:40:58; reaches out and pulls Turquina through with his strings — 00:42:03, 00:40:58, 00:50:45
  • Says the stories are tied to the real them and asks whether to go into the Cinderella book and fix it — 01:47:41
  • History natural 1 ("Haven't lived long enough"); Constitution save natural 20 — 02:10:37, 02:10:39, 02:23:28
  • Talks to the mill worker as the party's voice — 02:13:15

NA E10: The Baron of Bricks

  • Plays the jester in the cover story; jokes about the Baron's house and the Baron gives "droll"; Performance 21, 19, 14 (Brennan asks for disadvantage, then lets Zac help) and 16 with advantage — 00:25:05, 00:25:29, 00:29:42, 00:37:12, 00:38:14
    • "I'm surprised we haven't seen a toilet yet 'cause this place is built like a brick shithouse." — 00:25:05
    "Ah, on occasion, but only wind." — 00:37:39
  • Feels a tug on his strings when the book opens; at the rooms opens his book, the strings reappear as he connects to it and he pulls out the 100-year-old Cricket — 00:40:10, 00:45:00, 00:47:49
    • "You feel a tug on your strings almost like when a diver pulls on a rope" — 00:40:10
    "I'm gonna try and pull out the 100-year-old Cricket." — 00:47:49
  • Apologizes to Cricket for being angry: sometimes how chipper and sweet Cricket is does not feel appropriate for the world as it is now — 00:50:32
    • "And so I'm sorry I was angry it's just, I didn't..." — 00:50:32
  • In the fight his Eldritch Blast now looks like a golden string; with Cricket's help he gets Perception 21, hits a leg of the tank behind the Baron (natural 20), uses Hex on the Baron, and later breaks the muzzle with a Seven — 01:16:03, 01:30:38, 01:31:43, 01:57:47
    • "I think it's a golden string, baby." — 01:16:04
    "No no, hey, everyone back off. This one's mine, all right! I feel very bonded." — 01:57:23
  • Gives the Sword of Truth to Cricket to carry to Gerard — 01:33:35
    • "Will you take this to the froggy guy? His name's Gerard." — 01:33:38

NA E11: Big and Bad

  • Admits to the Wolf that he was one of the Stepmother's intermediaries "before", but not anymore — 00:19:40, 00:19:46
    • "I was one of them. Before." — 00:19:40
  • Tries a wolf joke for the Wolf: "How do you like to have sex?"; the Wolf answers; Performance 12; the Wolf does not understand the joke — 00:45:58, 00:46:01, 00:46:34, 00:47:15
    • "Under the light of the crescent moon." — 00:46:01
    "I don't understand your joke." — 00:47:15
  • The Wolf sets him a task: a second wolf joke in a year and a day or the day will be his last — 00:49:15, 00:49:23
    • "if it does not make me laugh, that will be your final day." — 00:49:23
  • Knows Slappy's Bubblegum and Whiskey from Toy Island, and praises Toy Island — 00:37:03, 00:37:52
    • "You've been to Slappy's Bubblegum and Whiskey." — 00:37:03 (Brennan)
  • Casts Create Bonfire on Gerard's fire; sings in the song of rest and receives Bardic Inspiration d8; casts Suggestion on a stranger (DC 15) so that the city goes to an "adult sleepover" — 00:18:28, 00:54:34, 00:54:59, 01:13:12
    • "The Baron of Bricks is no more. The city is yours to do with as you please" — 01:13:16
  • Throws a snowball at Ylfa (14, caught), later another hits her; tells Cricket he threw a mallet at him one night — 01:29:10, 01:36:52, 01:36:11
  • Tells Cricket "You just wanna help. I get it." — 00:31:00

NA E12: A Warm Heart and a Tombstone

  • Hears Snow White call him "Master Pinocchio" and "the boy of destiny" — 00:40:08, 00:58:15
    • "All of you guys better call me the boy of destiny from now on." — 00:58:28
  • Asks Cricket whether he gets his power from destiny; Cricket answers "Sure, bud." and then reminds him he threw his handle into his book — 00:35:29, 00:35:31, 00:36:58
    • "Do I get my power from destiny?" — 00:35:29
  • Says he has been alive "upwards of four years" — 00:36:08
  • Casts Create Bonfire near Rosamund at Snow White's request — 00:37:46, 00:38:03
  • Tells Snow White how his book works: marionette strings go into it and he pulls on them so things appear in the Neverafter — 00:42:39
    • "my marionette strings go into it, and so I think about parts of my life, and I pull on those strings" — 00:42:39
  • Joke "What are the two requirements to being Snow White's friend?" answered "A warm heart and a tombstone!"; Performance 25 — 00:51:11, 00:51:23, 00:51:33
  • Eldritch Blast the water ("Triple X"), hit with an 18 on the die, 15 damage; Misty Step up; takes no damage from the landing — 01:02:25, 01:02:39, 01:03:03, 01:04:02
  • On Toy Island: perception 21 for the jank; digs a gray hot dog from the grease; natural 20 Perception finds the trap; says he is a "Toy Island regular, or I was, back in the day" — 01:06:49, 01:10:29, 01:13:52, 01:16:46
  • Casts Invisibility on Candlewick; Deception 17; the party blames him for letting Candlewick sneak up — 01:24:14, 01:22:28, 01:27:12
    • "I cast Invisibility because I found his, his appearance, I thought, would be too intimidating" — 01:27:12
  • Says Candlewick convinced him to come to Toy Island and drop out a day before he would have become a real boy — 01:35:27, 01:35:36
    • "I was one day away from becoming a real boy the first time, and then Candlewick convinced me to come here." — 01:35:36
  • Candlewick goes into Pinocchio's book; the book stays glowing and one string is taut; Arcana 18 — 01:35:13, 01:36:52, 01:37:15

NA E13: Terror on Toy Island

  • Level 5 Warlock per the card; STR 8, DEX 12, CON 16, INT 8, WIS 14, CHA 18, AC 13 — 00:31:53
  • Is the one Brennan sees tied to the Dogfish: a strand of light runs to his chest, the pages of his book rustle — 00:26:56, 00:27:43, 00:28:32
    • "There is a strand moving from the water of pure light directly to Pinocchio's chest." — 00:26:56
  • Natural 20 History: Brennan says Pinocchio gains a new warlock subclass and that the Dogfish is bound to his story — 00:32:14, 00:32:20, 00:32:37
    • "Pinocchio now has a new warlock subclass." — 00:32:20
    "there aren't versions of your story where something like this doesn't appear" — 00:32:37
  • Screams the Dogfish's weaknesses at the top of his lungs so the party does not need to hear them in their heads (Gerard: "Aren't you a warlock? Can't you do this in our head or something?", Pinocchio: "No!") — 00:37:00, 00:37:17, 00:37:20
    • "It has asthma! So if you hide, you could light a fire inside of it! The other thing is the eyes!" — 00:37:00
  • Joins "team distraction" because the others have the princess — 00:37:54, 00:38:07
    • "I think we're distraction because they have the princess." — 00:38:07
  • Two Eldritch Blasts on a merrow: a natural 20 and an 18; 15 plus 4 = 19 on the critical, 5 on the other; Insight (the second daddy-meter) is a natural 1 — 00:39:04, 00:39:24, 00:40:20
  • Tells Cricket to stay with Rosamund (Cricket flies 60) — 00:41:02, 00:41:19
  • Tracks the tether to see where the Dogfish will rise, warns Gerard to get out of the water, runs, jumps and Misty Steps to a dock — 01:08:16, 01:09:20, 01:10:35, 01:11:04
    • "Gerard, you gotta get outta the water!" — 01:09:20
  • Two Eldritch Blasts on the fleeing merrow: 18 to hit, 12 raised to 15 with Bardic Inspiration; 15 damage in total — 01:11:23, 01:11:41, 01:12:07
  • Perception 19 (sees the Sea Witch's boat); Persuasion 16 (plus 4) holds the String of Destiny and draws the Dogfish with the merrow's thumping feet; mutters to himself — 01:12:34, 01:12:43, 01:14:03, 01:14:16, 01:14:31
    • "I am the boy of destiny!" — 01:14:48
    "Gerard, why don't you focus on not drowning?" — 01:14:53
  • Uses his "Call of Destiny" (Brennan's new homebrew ability) on the Dogfish's save — 01:19:13, 01:19:41
    • "can roll a d20 himself and replace one of the rolls" — 01:19:41
  • Second Persuasion, 12 (outcome not stated) — 01:30:48, 01:31:32
  • Insight 17: the Dogfish will rise at one of the two middle places and he picks his own side; grabs a shitload of fireworks; readies Misty Step — 01:40:55, 01:40:56, 01:43:07, 01:43:23
    • "I think I want it to be me." — 01:41:16
  • Thinks he cannot swim but will not immediately drown; Rosamund says he is made of ebony, "the only wood that sinks" — 01:44:26, 01:44:32
  • Sheds a single wooden tear for the Funnel Cake and Cigar shop — 01:50:53
    • "Pinocchio sheds a single wooden tear." — 01:50:53

NA E14: Daughters of the Crown

  • Makes the party take its first round of drinking whiskey and bubblegum, teaching a method ("get the aromatics") — 00:08:45, 00:08:57
    • "Literally let that perfume in your mouth. You know, get the aromatics, yeah." — 00:08:57
  • Uses one of his Destiny uses on an Investigation check, Lou calls it a natural 1 (Siobhan's own 14 stands) — 00:07:12, 00:07:20, 00:07:23
    • "I get three every short rest! Hold on." — 00:07:16
  • Says that after beating the Dogfish he feels in control: "I'm in control of my destiny now" (Lou, as player or character) and Brennan says there are no taut strands of destiny, the party's success "untangled them", and he feels "a brand new power" — 00:40:27, 00:40:29
    • "if anything, I feel like it's more asking me now." — 00:40:49
  • Charisma save 16 at the Authors moment — 00:26:49
  • Votes princesses: "my heart says princesses" — 00:41:51
  • Is hurt by Alba calling Toy Island a wasteland: "Some of us like it here. Wasteland?" — 00:14:45
  • Throws a snowball at Mira and misses with 13 — 00:54:17, 00:54:32

NA E15: Leap of Faith

  • Takes the lead with Cinderella on the ramparts, calling himself her "step-sibling" through the Stepmother — 00:46:34
    • "We're kind of step-siblings, in a fun way? You know, your stepmother was my stepmother for a moment, and she's no fun." — 00:46:34
  • Charisma check 23 with Cinderella — 00:47:27
  • Tells Cinderella that the Stepmother is alive, "constantly eating and consuming people", and has become a quadrupedal monster that crawls between the stories — 00:47:45, 00:48:48
    • "She's tearing through stories, man." — 00:48:18
  • Smokes a cigar and chews bubblegum; whiskey and moss fall from a latch in his leg — 00:50:09, 00:50:19, 00:50:22
    • "I have a chute in my leg here." — 00:50:19
  • Admits to Cinderella that he is not doing well and has not had time to sit with his story — 00:51:27
    • "I talked a big game about how much I hated my story, and now I'm the master of it." — 00:51:27
  • Explains how he reclaimed it: his connection to the Stepmother was severed in The Lines Between, he threw the strings up, and "thanks to Pib, they connected to my own story"; he now draws power from his book and destiny — 00:53:26
  • Tells Cinderella that the party has her book, and that the Stepmother "had thrashed up your book" — 00:55:24, 00:55:38
  • Sends Cricket to ask Pib whether Cinderella should be shown her book — 00:57:44
  • Stays glib; Cinderella calls it his way of moving through the times of shadow — 00:58:07
  • Says he was created by his father and that, in a moment of desperation to protect him (the father, as worded), the Stepmother "appeared and offered to care for him" — 00:58:49
  • Says the Stepmother has no book, no story and cannot remember her name: "she's just a character in your story"; she went to the Baba Yaga, who "revealed to her the nature of her existence" — 00:56:23, 00:48:18
  • Uses "Call to Destiny" on the Gust prayer — 01:54:07

NA E16: In the Land of Giants

  • New sixth-level ability Strands of Fate lets him cast Animate Objects; golden strings fly from his hand — 00:20:06, 00:21:55
    • "My 6th level ability, Strands of Fate, allows me to cast Animate Object as a spell." — 00:20:06
  • Animates a large watchtower, two swords (medium) and two skulls (Lou: medium counts as two, "I can do three swords and a tower" before changing) — 00:20:52, 00:21:34
  • The animated tower attacks a trebuchet's archers (13 to hit, 16 damage), crushes two archers, bends over to give the party total cover — 00:23:03, 00:23:18, 00:24:16
  • Swords hit Alphonse (10 damage) and the skirmishers (8): "Real boy!" says a sword's gem-eye — 00:25:06, 00:25:35
  • Lou on the spell: "Against tiny people, it works out. I can animate whole buildings!" — 00:27:45
  • Chooses not to spend his action controlling the objects, so each rolls a d10 and does nothing useful — 00:49:28, 00:49:36
    • "Pinocchio's incredibly disappointed that I guess, what, if you don't put your energy into things, they don't work out the way you want them to?" — 00:50:26
  • Eldritch Blast kills a tower wizard (13 to hit, 12 damage); a second Eldritch Blast at a trebuchet is a nat one — 00:51:03, 00:52:33
  • Counterspell on the second turn-into-vase trick of a wizard — 00:35:19
  • Struck by trebuchet (21 bludgeoning), later hit by Alphonse for 23 and drops: "I am down." — 01:05:11, 01:14:35, 01:14:38
  • On the ground he hears and answers his Stepmother (see NPCs); the Goose heals 70 — 01:21:49, 01:22:23, 01:22:47
  • Frees the golden egg with two Eldritch Blasts (9 plus 4, and 7): "Both ropes blast off." — 01:33:49, 01:34:06, 01:34:09
  • Having heard all of Mother Goose's talk with Jack, he feels weird about blowing up the trebuchet — 01:52:55, 01:52:59
  • Hands a lit firework to Cricket aimed at Alphonse and the cavalry; Lou uses Call of Destiny ("I'm using Call of Destiny to roll an additional dice"; Brennan: "He got a six and a two"), having planned to make the mule fail, then reconsiders (a friend of donkeys); Alphonse's save is a nat 20, whose die owner is not stated — 01:53:44, 01:55:56, 01:56:22, 01:56:36, 01:56:56, 01:57:18
    • "Cricket! Go give the mule one last gift." — 01:54:13
  • Cries "Goose, pick up that motherfucker! Get him, Goose!" when the prince runs — 01:59:26

NA E17: The Last Wish

  • Plays the Golden Harp for the party's sleep: "Smoke on the Water" (Performance 17; the Goose snores), later "Three Blind Mice" — 00:23:32, 00:23:42, 00:32:35
    • "And I just want to try and play Smoke on the Water." — 00:23:39
  • Checks on Cricket, grapples him (19 on the die minus one for 18 against Cricket's 11) and makes him drink conjured water; says he is "a spirit that I've summoned out of a book" — 00:52:27, 00:53:00, 00:53:24, 00:53:28, 00:53:33
    • "I know you're a spirit that I've summoned out of a book, but you got to drink water." — 00:53:33
  • Asked by Cricket whether his stepmom put the Goose here, he hedges ("I think that's what people were saying") that she has machinations around the Gander and is, he guesses, in The Lines Between "really messing stuff up" — 00:54:36, 00:54:44
  • On the coming confrontation: a choice has to be made, and he does not think it is about running — 00:58:44, 00:59:44
    • "I think there's just something really scary about when we get to that moment and we have that confrontation, a choice needs to be made." — 00:59:44
  • Fears becoming like Candlewick, who beats people over the head and eats donkey dogs — 01:00:55
    • "I don't want that life. I don't want to be that guy." — 01:00:55
  • Says the journey has led him somewhere he likes "on a surface level" — 01:02:12
  • Takes from Pib a ball bearing as a token of the favor Pib owes him ("Yeah, give me one of those just as a token."); "I won't lie, I wanted to blow up that mule." — 01:14:47, 01:14:53, 01:14:57, 01:15:08
  • Pinocchio's own persuasion plea at the Baba Yaga's door: "I am Pinocchio. Some have called me the Boy of Destiny. I see myself only as the son of Geppetto." — 01:54:31
  • Leg full of bubblegum "from my ankle to my thigh"; empties it before the hut — 00:59:19, 01:47:42
  • Takes his hat off and puts it on Pib, and holds Pib, for the Persuasion; his roll is the nat 20 — 01:51:30, 01:53:07
  • Claws sink into the wood around his neck as the door opens — 01:55:20

NA E18: The Trials of Baba Yaga

  • Brings whiskey ("a handle") and bubblegum as gifts: "Pinocchio Select", "aged in me" — 00:13:48, 00:14:09, 00:14:18
    • "It's a classic combination of whiskey and bubblegum." — 00:14:47
  • When asked what he would give, offers his strings ("I was going to offer my strings"); Gerard says "Don't, Pinocchio!" — 00:20:02, 00:20:05
  • Tells the Baba Yaga his father's name and that he is sad sometimes — 00:04:40
    • "His name's Geppetto, and he's sad sometimes." — 00:04:40
  • Says of his strings, to the Baba Yaga: "They're in my hands now." — 00:05:35
  • Asks the Baba Yaga about harps as a gift; she says she likes a gift "to hurt to give"; he drops it — 00:30:53, 00:30:59, 00:31:10
  • Sets the table; Perception 18; casts Mage Hand to make the sound of setting the table while he eaves-peeps on a staircase — 01:15:36, 01:15:40
  • At the door, whispers into the keyhole to the Stepmother that he has his strings back and they are coming for her — 01:17:27
    • "I've taken back my strings. We're coming for you." — 01:17:27
  • Answers Geppetto's plea to obey: "That's not the world we live in anymore." — 01:18:18
  • Rolls 11 for initiative (beats a 10); opens the door on the Stepmother holding Geppetto; is terrified and has no answer to her — 01:20:06, 01:20:10, 01:21:27
  • Offers up the chance to be a real boy again, in Lou's narration, Pinocchio would rather have his father there looking at him in any way than looking on him with love; Geppetto is lifted away by the glowing string — 01:22:31, 01:23:31
    • "You feel a sense of deep and profound loss." — 01:23:31
  • Takes the scrap with the name "Minerva" from the air; later says "I have the name" and proposes writing it into Mother Goose's book — 01:26:27, 01:26:30, 02:01:33
  • Set the table "with his actual hands" and folded swan napkins — 01:55:01, 01:55:09

NA E19: The Ending of All Things (Part 1)

  • Can feel destiny written in the ink — 00:01:29
    • "you can feel destiny itself written in this ink in front of you" — 00:01:29
  • Answers Cinderella's offer of no harm with a joke — 00:09:24
    • "We've never been the harmin' sort." — 00:09:24
  • Pours out Pinocchio Select/Reserve for the dead Cricket; Cricket's last words to him were "Drink whiskey." — 00:33:40, 00:38:12
    • "You can't cry when something great happens." — 00:33:45
  • Calls Gerard "to get up in the fucking mix" and takes him by Dimension Door 500 feet, riding on Gerard's back, to Mira — 00:38:37, 00:38:45, 00:39:05, 00:39:16
  • Insight on Mira 19 (Bless does not apply, the 23 is dropped); Brennan's reading: Mira "is not one of the true believers", her life so bad that "this was not the hardest sell", she is alone and "heard that somebody had answers" — 00:39:47, 00:39:53, 00:40:01
  • Persuasion on Mira as a bonus action with disadvantage: first number 10, then Call of Destiny on himself, result 24 (Lou: the die 19 replacing); Brennan narrates his own glowing strings entering the book and a glowing page opening, Gerard hopping through, ink spiralling around his head — 00:40:52, 00:41:11, 00:41:18
    • "I know what it means to have something taken away from you and to feel like you'll never get it back." — 00:42:27
    "There are gonna be more pages, and you're gonna decide what's written on them." — 00:43:18
  • Mira steps beside him; Gerard congratulates him ("That was awesome.") — 00:43:25, 00:43:32
  • Second turn ("Pinocchio, that's gonna be your turn." 01:26:56; the first was 00:38:03): finishes the bottle, smashes it, chews bubblegum, moves 20 feet, "snaps off" a firework to hit Scheherazade and Snow White (not Mother Goose, who is near) for 5d10 (32; 16 on Scheherazade's success) — 01:27:25, 01:28:22, 01:29:30
  • With Rosamund after her return: "Twin, yeah. We're wood twinsies!" — 01:57:05
  • Calls to Cinderella as "Stepsis"; Brennan sets the DC at 20 rather than 25 because of "a connection to her"; the first roll is a conflict (the caption phrase "Rolls a nat 1" against Ally's "It was 19" and a frame at 01:58:24 reading 19), then 3 and 14 with disadvantage; stays at the base of the ziggurat — 01:57:29, 01:58:01, 01:58:19, 01:59:09, 01:59:54
    • "The world you want, it's not worth fighting for anymore." — 01:57:46

NA E20: The Ending of All Things (Part 2)

  • Animates five objects of the Canonade with Strands of Fate cast as Animate Objects: covers for Mother Goose, Aesop and Scheherazade, a flying book island for Ylfa, and Flat William beside him — 00:26:15, 00:28:29, 00:29:11
    • "Each of you has total cover." — 00:27:45
  • Pours a swig of whiskey, throws a firework to Pib — 00:28:13
  • Another Persuasion on Cinderella (DC lowered to 15 because the fairies arrived, with disadvantage): dice 19 and 9, fails — 00:30:19, 00:30:36
    • "Girl, come on! Read the room!" — 00:30:50
  • To the Turquoise-haired fairy: "It's already too late. We can't go back." / "I can't be a boy again!" — 00:31:26, 00:31:34
  • Grapples the Authors' hand with his books (25 after Elody's d4), flattens it to the side of the ziggurat; later lets it go because it wants the Stepmother (he feels the string tug) — 00:59:16, 00:59:38, 01:07:57, 01:08:06
  • Persuasion on the Turquoise-haired fairy: 16 on the die, 21, DC 15; Flat William carries him up — 01:00:22, 01:01:14
    • "I'm sorry, I had to do it. I know you've always wanted to help me." — 01:01:37
  • Flat William throws him to the Stepmother; he shouts her name, "Minerva", which gives her disadvantage on saves and ability checks and brings the Turquoise-haired fairy back; he then dances around shouting it — 01:29:43, 01:30:01, 01:30:08, 01:31:01
  • Lou uses Call of Destiny on Ylfa's Persuasion (one left); the last one is offered later for her Athletics — 01:18:51, 01:48:10
  • Casts Banishment on the Stepmother (Charisma, DC 16); she burns a Legendary Resistance — 01:46:44, 01:47:02, 01:47:18
  • In the spell: asks where his father went ("Sort of suspended in strings"), gives the Stepmother Pinocchio Reserve and a piece of gum — 02:12:52, 02:14:19
    • "Hey, sometimes you need a bad stepmom to let you know what's right." — 02:14:41
    "You've got to get a chute." — 02:15:11
  • Epilogue (Lou): a real boy at 21; "he makes a cocktail from his youth and time on Toy Island that involves a bit of whiskey and a stick of bubblegum" — 02:23:28
  • Epilogue with Ylfa: plays gin rummy; "They don't turn the kids into donkeys anymore." — 02:37:03, 02:37:29