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It is difficult to translate old Norse and I’m no expert. The R at the end is often used for male names and nouns. The stem I haven’t found much which makes sense. A possibility would be worthy. If you take verðr which is phonetically translated from old Norse and mistake the ð for a d instead of a th to which the rune would be þ.
Nov 17, 2023 · 3. A Tattoo that Speaks Volumes. Travis Willingham, the renowned voice actor known for his charismatic roles in various animated series and video games, bears a tattoo that has piqued the curiosity of many. It is a mesmerizing work of art inked onto his muscular arm, captivating the attention of fans and passersby alike.
Travis voices Thor in a lot of animated Marvel properties. So he got worthy tattooed on his arm. Baller! This will be the only Travis Tattoo Speculation Thread. Stay Turnt! Eldritch Blast. It's written in Elder Futhark, it means verðr in Old Norse.
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Matthew Mercer's Pathfinder campaign, which evolved into Critical Role, was Travis's first time playing a pen-and-paper RPG. Travis chose to be a goliath barbarian because he wanted to be a big character that liked to drink and fight a lot. He agreed to play for Liam O'Brien's birthday and had no idea the game would become an ongoing campaign, let alone a publicly streamed one. Laura Bailey, Travis' wife, played Vex'ahlia in the first campaign. During a session, the party encountered a room f...
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Travis's frequent use of the phrase "I would like to rage" became an early and long-standing catchphrase for Grog and for all of Critical Role. It inspired multiple works of fan-made art and apparel. Other notable quotes include "I have an intelligence of 6; I know what I'm doing." Travis often played Grog's low intelligence for comedic effect, such as when he tried haggling with a merchant in Vasselheim and ended up trading the merchant more than was asked.When asked which Campaign One chara...
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Travis became the CEO of Critical Role Productions LLC when the company was incorporated in 2015 after splitting from Geek & Sundry. He often appears in State of the Role announcements alongside creative director Marisha Ray and chief creative officer Matthew Mercer.
→ See also: Travis' IMDb profile Travis began working in voice acting in the early 2000s by providing additional voices on Dragon Ball Z. His career took off after he portrayed Roy Mustang in Fullmetal Alchemist. He has since went on to voice numerous characters in television and video games, such as Knuckles the Echidna from the Sonic franchise an...
Travis is a big fan of the Dallas Cowboys and played football when he was younger. He credits his love of sports to his father, who he lost to cancer in his teenage years. His younger brother is active in the american military, which led Travis to his involvement with the Operation Supply Dropcharity. Travis and Laura met through commercials and te...
Travis ties Liamfor most player characters, with a total of 18.Every Halloween, the cast of Critical Role dresses up in costume for one episode. Travis has dressed up as Helga, the angry tavern wench (2015), Sylas Briarwood (2016), Joel Miller (2017), Bargain...Travis is 6'4" tall.Travis is known for his fear of horror and other spooky things. One of the rewards for The Legend of Vox Machinakickstarter involved him walking through a haunted house, with a camera filming all o...Aug 30, 2023 · Ray was not the only Critical Role member with tattoos to answer for during Wired's interview, with Travis Willingham likewise explaining the meaning behind his Nordic forearm ink. After voicing Marvel hero Thor Odinson for nearly a decade on projects such as Avengers Assemble and Marvel Dimension of Heroes , Willingham honored his time ...
400K Followers, 140 Following, 62 Posts - Travis Willingham (@willingblam) on Instagram: "Actor. Former Barbarian, Hexadin and current troll. Executive Producer #thelegendofvoxmachina.
Nov 18, 2023 · List of Talks Machina episodes. " Talks Machina #132: Titles and Tattoos " (TM2x84) is the one-hundred thirty-second episode of Talks Machina. Laura Bailey and Travis Willingham discuss "Titles and Tattoos" (2x84) with host Brian Wayne Foster .
