Percy tried to convince him to pause the battle until morning, but Keeper Yennen insisted that they would fight now. The older cleric's abilities proved very useful against the undead forces, disintegrating all the skeletons around him as he cast Destroy Undead. When the battle raged on, Yennen shouted to Vox Machina ""You! Don't worry! We've got this! You do what you must! It has begun! Finish it!" and continued fighting alongside his fellow citizens. As Yennen approached the group, he revealed that he was leading the glowing form of Pike Trickfoot to her companions. He came across Vox Machina as they were fleeing a horde of skeletal soldiers, and the appearance of him and his men convinced the party to turn around and fight. Īs the Whitestone Rebellion began, Keeper Yennen led a group of ten armed villagers into battle against the undead forces of the Briarwoods.
Vox Machina spoke with this man for several minutes then left to continue their assault on the New Nobles. At that point, an elderly man entered the room, whom Percy recognized as Archibald Desnay. He then told the group that the Briarwoods had been rebuilding and repurposing something beneath Whitestone called the Ziggurat. Keeper Yennen's informant within the castle had also not been heard from in several weeks. There had been other attempts previously, but all of them failed. He told the group that he had spoken with the other community leaders, but they were not yet convinced this rebellion could succeed. When Keeper Yennen noticed Vox Machina standing in the back, he led them around to the back of the amphitheater and into a small one-room building. He said a short prayer to Erathis and the crowd began to dissipate. He told the crowd that he had heard whispers of revolution led by a hidden ally, and that he believed it was time for them to band together and show support. Keeper Yennen was speaking to a significantly larger audience. Vox Machina returned the next day after killing Kerrion Stonefell and setting fire to his estate. The priest seemed to understand, and said nothing more as the party left.
Percy dropped several hints about being a surviving member of the de Rolo family, and about the coming rebellion being put into motion by Vox Machina. Percy-who, at the time, was disguised as a peasant through the use of a Seeming spell-talked with Keeper Yennen about hope for Whitestone. He was in the middle of giving a sermon to a small group of citizens. Vox Machina first met him in Whitestone's temple to Erathis, The Lady's Chamber, while the town was still under the rule of the Briarwoods. He doesn't have the best personality, but he is strong-willed in his ideas and is good at keeping the people's spirits up. Yennen can be a bit arrogant in his worship, but not in a way that could be considered dangerous.
#CRITICAL ROLE CAST REACTIONS TO VOX MACHINA MUSICAL SKIN#
In The Legend of Vox Machina, Yennen is an older woman with dark skin and curly grey hair. In Critical Role, Keeper Yennen is an older man with a thick white moustache and receding white hair. In The Legend of Vox Machina, Yennen is voiced by Gina Torres. Keeper Yennen is the head priest of Erathis in Whitestone and the leader of Whitestone rebellion.Īs an NPC in Critical Role, Yennen is played by Matthew Mercer.
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