Almost 40 artists worked together to bring the story of The Adventure Zone: Amnesty to life. Thanks to everyone who participated in this project, and especially The McElroys for creating this lovely universe. Find all the featured artists at their socials below!!
image description: [an illustration of agent stern and barclay from taz amnesty. agent stern is a brown skinned man wearing a black suit. his hair is cropped short. he’s sitting at a wooden table and reading a newspaper copy of the lamplighter. there’s a teacup by his side. barclay is a brown skinned man with a dark brown beard. his hair is tied back in a bun. he’s standing and looking over stern’s shoulder while holding a teapot. the two are backdropped by the warm dining room of amnesty lodge. end i.d]
would you believe i started drawing this when the finale came out? Now there’s some executive disfunction
[ID: Illustration of the cast of TAZ: Amnesty, seen gathered together outside. Minerva, Duck, Dani, Aubrey, and Thacker are all sitting in the foreground on blankets. Duck and Minerva smile at each other; Dani and Aubrey lean against each other and look ahead. There’s a white rabbit in Dani’s lap. Behind them are Indrid, Alexandra, and Janelle. The Hornets stand together behind them, and Mama and Barclay stand together at the side. Two people sit in the bed of a truck. Everyone is smiling. In the distance, there are trees, and the sun is setting, casting the sky pink, purple, and orange. /ID]
I’m relistening to episode 34, specifically when Barclay takes off his bracelet, with the new knowledge of Griffin Planning Sternclay From The Start and wow… the absolute gay energy this scene exudes with this added information… it was already pretty gay before but like wow
Over the course of Amnesty I’ve seen a lot of people talking/joking/theorizing about what exactly the residents of amnesty lodge did to get exiled out of Sylvain. After all, when Mama is explaining Amnesty Lodge to Aubrey at the beginning of the campaign, she mentions something to the affect of the Sylvains having some “draconian laws dictating who can stay”. Most people interpret that as “The Amnesty Lodge residents tried to overthrow the government” but I don’t think that’s quite right. I think it was just the misfits in a sense, the ones who didn’t belong, the ones who for some reason or another were considered a burden. Not worthy of Sylvain’s horribly limited life giving properties. If you didn’t fit whatever criteria they had in place, you got booted, no matter if you had directly broken any laws or not.
