Nott has a deep, underlying regret every day of her life. Some force that might pull them apart someday… Sinking Ship by Wild Child The lyrics describe a wonderful, inseparable pair. Nott’s need to self-medicate could get her killed one day, but to her, it’s worth it.
Nott may be anxious, but if you push her around too much, the little goblin girl might get set off. It’s a tricky balance, one that Nott has not yet mastered. She is always hiding from the judgment of others… but also seeking their acceptance. Hotel Detective by TMBGīeing a small-time detective gives Nott endless entertainment, and has sparked a unique friendship with Jester, one she hopes will last forever. She’s not trying to prove anything to herself - she’s doing it for another person. This is a powerful driving force behind some of Nott’s finer moments. In this song, I hear less about bravery and more about trying to be courageous for someone else. But booze is always there, a steady, reassuring friend. Nott relies on her inebriation more than she probably should. Favorite line: “Would it be all right by you if I de-green-ify you?” I Got Drunk by Mal Blumīrilliant track about the monotony of drunkenness. Remarkably perfect song reflecting Nott’s dream of being saved by the magic of a wizard. She quickly pledged herself to his protection and care. Meeting Caleb ignited a flame of hope in our skittish goblin. Ugly by Violent Femmesįunny tune, but also how Nott views herself. Yes, Nott the Brave steals for survival… but let’s not kid ourselves - she also kinda loves it. Our playlists are curated carefully by each Critical Role cast member and our previous character playlists can be found on Spotify via the official Critical Role account or you can listen to the playlist embedded below.Īnd now, a few words from Emmy Award winner, Sam Riegel.Īh, the thrill of the perfect crime.
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To see more of Justin’s work, visit jdevineart.The third installment in our Mighty Nein playlist series is centered on our favorite booze-loving goblin rogue, Nott. For a character I first suspected would be *just* a gimmick-y comedic-relief sidekick, Nott (and the later iteration of her character) have grown to have a special place in my nerdy-ass heart.
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I feel like Sam (along with Laura Bailey) really knows how to employ a chaotic character-nature exactly right his performance introduces enough levity to keep the story from sinking into grimdark melancholy, and he uses chaotic interactions to enliven (rather than derail) the plot. And a big part of that engagement has been Sam Riegel’s performance as Nott. While I’ve personally struggled to get into the show’s first campaign, Vox Machina, campaign two-the current adventure featuring “the Mighty Nein”-has been a joy from the start. Engaging storylines, flawless performances, and fantastic chemistry between the cast make this show shine. In a media landscape saturated with D&D streams, this one stands out as one of the best examples of the genre. Listen, you don’t need me to recommend Critical Role to you I’m sure that anyone who’d even care about such a recommendation in the first place already knows how great it is. Nott the goblin rogue is a player character from the second season/campaign, played by actor Sam Riegel. Critical Role is the acclaimed livestream/podcast where a “bunch of nerdy-ass voice actors” play Dungeons and Dragons.
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