Zack plays low intelligence characters as a handicap for Brennan, for the short time we had Lapin, he rocked Brennans socks

I love the slow realization from Brennan...
"...a chocolate rabbit slaps-
A chocolate-
wAIT A RABBIT SLAPS A CARROT!!!!! "

The status drop earlier in this exchange is also so bad ass.

"you think me, a primogen of the church, would kill this man?"

Lapin Cadbury has one of the most fascinating and coolest, and complete, arcs of any D20 character. A seemingly bumbling and intelligent but oblivious teacher played the game of royal politics better than anyone. A Warlock went above and beyond fulfilling his promise, to save the family he was most loyal to, despite everyone questioning his allegiance until the end. And in his final moments, a man of faith found comfort in meaninglessness.

I'm so sad Lapin didn't return as a white chocolate bunny called Lapin The White

When you said a line so good, Brennan has no choice but to end the episode

I rewatched Brennen yelling “APOSTATE!!!!” Probably like 5 times at least when I first watched this episode. The build up, his facial expression, the voice acting, was all just chef’s kiss

This is the best episode of Game of Thrones I've ever seen

AND THEN NOTHING BAD HAPPENED TO HIM, EVER

The thing that makes this scene so great in my opinion is how Lapin has never dropped the act until now. Even when he sensed that he was found out by Theo and the girls. He has never showed where his alliances lay. To the point where when Lapin sends Theo out the room, everybody on the table is unsure of what he will do. Especially when he goes for the shackles. So when he says he will deceive Keradin, a relief washes over everyone.

That ambiguity is something Zac achieved so masterfully as Lapin. It's like he is the only one who sees Comida's atmosphere and all the people in it as who they are. There is no one else who knows the Bulbian church better. So he knows how deadly the stakes can be and despite that, all of a sudden says something intensely aggressive. We get a peek on who Lapin actually is and what he is really capable of. It's a shocking confirmation of his fake bitchness, courage and insanity. I love you, my favourite character whomst I love to overanalyse.

In a campaign full of snakes fking over the player characters, Lapin absolutely bamboozling this carrot and literally slapping him in the face with the coldest line ever was amazing

Zach’s characters, assholes or not, always manage to worm their way into our hearts

Let's talk about how these 2 rolls were literally the most important of the entire adventure.

SPOILERS FOR CROWN OF CANDY:

Emily's realization of the "alfredo" connection in this conspiracy at 6:58 makes the scene for me every time -- it makes the reveal of a certain character's betrayal later on that much more palpable. I love how Brennan crafted NPCs that have crossover between different kingdoms

This moment is so hype it’s honestly insane that the rolls were so good AND that Zac absolutely killed it as a performer/roleplayer lmao

watching this again makes me so sad that Lapain didn't get resurrected in the sugar plum fairy fight. can you imagine if he was in the final battle with a halo of candy, said that line again and killed the fucking carrot. damn

Damn, Zack needs to play more high-status characters

The Bulb cares for no one

In just 10 minutes Zac absolutely turned the game on its head.

somehow Lapin is still the best character this season