He's one of the fan favorites. Same with Mollymauk. For very different reasons. Mollymauk broke the mold. Caduceus is wholesome and safe to be vulnerable emotionally with. Mollymauk was someone who was very open about his sexuality and preferences, and big on consent for sex-related stuff, and he wasn't a Bard (the stereotypical D&D 'Sleep with anything that has a pulse' person). Caduceus, on the other hand, is GOOD Aromantic and Asexual representation. And he was a Cleric. They're a study in contrasts. Taliesin Jaffe makes VERY interesting characters (he played both of them).

Too bad Caduceus isn't around anymore. And that there are no licensed character dolls. LOL

there's official character miniatures for ttrpgs, which I have all but Veth (they haven't released one for her Hafling form yet), and I'm absolutely counting those as dolls.

As for Caduceus, he technically still exists, just the campaign is over. And I can make my own dollies too, which I'm actually working on. I'll have both a Nott, The Brave, and a Veth Brenatto doll, and a Kingsley Tealeaf doll to go with the Mollymauk one. I've already got Jester Lavorre, Beauregard Lionett, and Caleb Widowgast done. Cast on for Yasha Nydoorin a few days ago, and FINALLY found my black yarn to make Molly's and Kingsley's horns with. Also got the right color yarn for Fjord Stone (he's actually two-toned like a fish or a bird). I have the right colors for Caduceus already on hand.

Is there a place to buy the miniatures?

Also. LOL Sounds like your doll project count about equals mine. I have a bunch of shroomie orders to fill, too, and I just ran out of stuffing because most of what I had went into the Sweet Love doll.

Tam I am wrote:Is there a place to buy the miniatures?

I got mine on the Critical Role official store. Sadly, they're no longer selling the Mighty Nein or Caduceus minatures.

Ahhh. Bummer.

Makes me glad I got mine as an impulse buy when I did.

On the other hand, I can make my fabric and my yarn dollies of the Mighty Nein, and can actually make Veth squishy, because she's canonically a chubby gal, and represented in a way where she's just another person, and her chub doesn't get in the way of her being an adventurer and mom.

Also, remember all those German and Barovian Madonnas from way back when? Google Christina of Sweden.

LOL! Wow.

I swear, I keep finding past ladies who look a lot like me.

Also. got confirmation that the lady who I was 99% sure is my birth giver is in fact my birth giver. I uploaded my raw DNA data to a couple different sites, hoping to find out who my biodad is, and a couple of them, she pops up as a 49% match for DNA.

Some people think that particular past lady was on the spectrum, too.

Wow. *hug*