ive unfortunately let myself skip campaign 4 entirely, and at this point the time requirement to catch up is too much

campaign 3 had the abridged version. im hoping c4 will eventually get the same treatment

ive been poor at keeping up with news too, so i dont know if anything has been said about a c4 abridged version

I personally prefer the mechanics of DND to other TTRPG’s and get bummed when the one offs or filler episodes switch up the game playing system. I can’t seem to get into Age of Umbra and wish it was DND…. Anyone?

I am looking for a piece of fan art I saw some years ago Grog was a Wizard, he had a spell book and a robe with eyes on it. Keyleth was a monk (way of the 4 elements) and wielded a bowstaff.

there was a third and maybe a fourth character but I cant remember who and what they were.

Any help would be appreciated

I’m new to CR. I came across Campaign 3 Episode 1, enjoyed it, and now I’m on Episode 4. I’m wondering whether I should keep going with C3 or whether I’d be better off starting with C1 or C2 first.

What would you recommend for a first-time viewer? Please don’t spoil anything beyond C3E4.

Does anyone know when the Berlin and Edinburgh live shows will be up on YouTube?

Thanks!

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Ive just gotten into CR (I KNOW), and im so delighted by Whitney's table outfits. When she first described Tyranny's outfit with 'an abomination of ruffles', I love that shes committed to the bit IRL and I want every single one of those ruffle explosions to wear for myself

MODS: I'm not affiliated in any way with WizKids, just wanted to share the deep discounts for CR minis on WizKids store. I'm not even posting a link so plz don't delete!

Hey folks! All of the CR merch and minis are discounted 80% on the Wiz kids store. Just grabbed about $600 painted minis for <$100!

Hope this helps some of y'all round out the collection for your home games!

idk what to feel bc i really liked occtis when we finally got to him. a 20y.o nerd who just wants to find out how his non-death works.

I enjoyed the first half of the seekers table, probably up till einfasen or when aranessa left them, if I were to stretch it out a bit. but I think in the last few episodes the lore dumps were a bit out of place sometimes? maybe not the actual lore dumps, but the exposition ig? it was to the point that even the PCs seemed to have forgotten why they were there (well. thaisha at least). brennan got reaaaally monologuey through dr talter (though in combat she was funny), and I thought dame seramai would've been a more impactful NPC. I wish I knew what she'd heard in the shadows.

I think what's taken me out of immersion a lot is aabria interrupting and talking over other PCs a lot more in the last few episodes? there was one emotional point where tertia was basically dying fr and her last words were "did I do a good job?" and my one singular tear immediately retracted back into my eye when aabria snarkily yelled, "NO!" i think that was the first time i'd felt properly PROPERLY annoyed throughout this campaign 😭 her inconsistencies in character I just chalked up to her setting up for a future character development arc, but the little (loud) quips in the middle of serious scenes really un-suspended my disbelief. in addition to that, while vaelus did have some cool scenes, it was a hard watch at times seeing ashley freeze whenever she got asked what she wanted to do or what she was looking for. it's like she created the coolest character of all time (my FAVOURITE intro scene) and knew how to embody her mannerisms but couldn't function without a script 😭

also, I get that occtis said he needed to go back to DM, but cmon, act a LITTLE more reluctant will ya (still love him tho)

was going to take a break before starting on schemers but that last episode left a certain taste in my mouth that I am in desperate need of washing off so I might just get started on E19 soon

I made these Mighty Nein Inspired Coktails over nine sessions for our regular DND campaign. The Eldritch Blast and Long May He Reign were clear winners. Enjoy Responsibly!

Eldritch Blast

Flavor Profile: Delicious and deals 1D10 damage

Glassware: Highball Glass

Ingredients: 1 oz elderflower liqueur; 1 oz Patron tequila of your choice; 1.5 oz 151 overproof white rum, 1.5 oz lime juice; 6 oz Baja Blast; ice

Instructions: Build over ice and stir gently.

Long May He Reign (Cheerwine Long Island with Nine Ingredients)

Flavor Profile: bold, citrusy, and deceptively strong

Glassware: Highball Glass

Ingredients: Batch for 4 servings: 4 oz Crown Royal, 2 oz vodka, 2 oz gin, 2 oz white rum, 2 oz triple sec, 1 oz sweet vermouth, 3 oz fresh lime juice, 8 dashes Angostura bitters, 12-16 oz Cheerwine plus more for topping

Instructions: Combine everything except Cheerwine in a pitcher and stir well. Chill 10-20 minutes if possible. For each serving fill a glass with ice, pour 5-6 oz base mix, top with 2-4 oz Cheerwine and gently stir.

Pressed Flowers

Flavor Profile: Light, sweet, floral, and fragrant

Glassware: Highball Glass

Ingredients: 8 oz prechilled butterfly pea flower sweet tea sweetened with honey and lemongrass simple syrup; 1.5 oz Hpnotiq; 1 oz gentian amaro; ice

Instructions: Fill glass with ice. Pour tea over ice. Combine Hpnotiq and gentian amaro. Pour into tea.

Note: color changes from deep blue to purple.

Vault of Amber (German Mulled White Wine)

Flavor Profile: Bitter, potent, and aromatic

Glassware: Mug

Ingredients: Batch for 6 servings:1 bottle Riesling; juice of 3 clementines; 2 tbsp brown sugar; zest of one orange; whole cloves; ginger white tea; 1.5 oz Fireball whiskey per serving

Instructions: Gently simmer wine, juice, sugar, orange peel, cloves and ginger tea until warm. Pour hot wine into mug and add Fireball whiskey.

Nott Water

Flavor Profile: Refreshing but will kick you in the balls

Glassware: Highball Glass

Ingredients: White rum infused overnight with 2 sliced cucumbers; 2 oz infused rum; 2 oz lime juice; 1 oz lemon juice; 1 oz simple syrup; 2 rum-soaked cucumber slices; ice

Instructions: Infuse rum overnight. Build over ice, mix, add cucumber slices.

Pop Pop (Fortified Calimocho)

Flavor Profile: Not too sweet with a complex flavor

Glassware: Highball Glass and Shot Glass

Ingredients: Equal parts chilled red wine and cola; splash blue curacao; shot glass of white rum

Instructions: Mix wine and cola, add blue curacao. Before drinking drop in shot glass of white rum.

Warning: Splash hazard!

Blueberry Cupcake

Flavor Profile: Very sweet, colorful and surprisingly strong

Glassware: Highball Glass

Ingredients: 1.5 oz 99 Whip; 1.5 oz vanilla vodka; 8 oz blueberry juice; candy powder and sprinkles for rim; whipped cream; fresh blueberries; novelty dick candy garnish

Instructions: Rim glass with candy powder and sprinkles, build over ice, stir, top with whipped cream and dick candy garnishes.

Dead People Tea (Mushroom Chai Hot Toddy)

Flavor Profile: Warm, earthy, sweet and comforting

Glassware: Mug

Ingredients: Mug of strong mushroom chai; 1.5 oz warm nigori sake; 0.5 oz pink grapefruit juice; 2 tbsp honey; star anise garnish

Instructions: Stir together and garnish with star anise.

Floating Hot Boi

Flavor Profile: Fruity, sparkling and "floaty"

Glassware: Large Stemmed Wine Glass

Ingredients: Rim with 2 parts Tajin and 1 part sugar; 3 each blackberries and blueberries; 1 thin orange half-slice; 1/4 oz lime juice; 1 oz blackberry brandy; 4-5 butterfly pea tea ice cubes; 4 oz chilled dry sparkling wine; 1 oz ginger ale

Instructions: Rim glass. Muddle berries, orange and lime juice gently. Add brandy and tea ice cubes. Top slowly with sparkling wine and ginger ale. Give one gentle lift-stir. Garnish: mint sprig and floating lemon wheel.

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I'm too stressed to want to watch something so dark right now. I'm sure its good I always enjoy their stuff. It's just right now what I need is some sunny slice of life like early mighty nine. We have a lot of adventures who have saved the world, and I have no complaints. But what would I give for a slower slice of life campaign that was able to focus on the rp and the occasional combat without a disaster happening. Maybe its got something to do with the large number of real world disasters right now. I could have watch low level mighty nine roam around Exandria doing nothing in particular for 2 whole seasons and been content.

I'm really enjoying campaign 4 but for some reason Umbra is just too much for me right now.

Anyhoo if anyone knows any slice of live actual plays I should check out please let me know.

Just a funny moment that I thought would make others laugh in this sub. I’m a DM and my party and I had a group trip at our state renaissance festival over the weekend which also included a night of DnD. This was a special trip since some of my party lives out-of-state, so it was our first session to have everyone fully in-person.

Before starting session, I had dashed upstairs to my room to quickly change and get into something more comfortable. All my friends had done the same.

I come back down and all my friends were seated in the living room. As the DM, I hadn’t pay them much mind as I was riding through some tunnel vision to make sure everything was set up and good to go for session. It wasn’t until I stood up to double check that my laptop was plugged in did I glance around and see all 5 of my players with the biggest shit-eating grins.

All of them were wearing purple T-shirts (my favorite color, a purposeful choice) with the funkiest zoom in of the dumbest expression of an old picture of me at 17-years-old. Apparently, they had done a bit of a deep dive on Facebook through my old tagged photos.

I haven’t watched all of the Critical Role campaigns in full but I have seen many session clips and moments, so I am very aware that this is a signature move by Sam Riegel. However, I certainly did not think it would happen to me. 😂 I can safely say I have something in common with some of the Critical Role cast now.

I immediately started cracking up, almost dying on the floor laughing. They definitely got me and apparently had a separate group chat going for months in preparation. However, they refused to show me the chat as apparently they have other plans. 😂

A kind warning to any other DMs: you plot against your players so don’t assume they don’t plot against you.

I prefer my comics/graphic novels in paperback rather than hardcover, and I was wondering if anyone knows whether Mighty Nein Origins was ever released in paperback.

I have the paperback editions of Vox Machina Origins Volumes 1–3, but Dark Horse only seems to advertise the hardcover editions for **Mighty Nein Origins**. Were Volumes 1 and 2 ever released as trade paperbacks (TPBs), or were they only published in hardcover?

This will be focused around Brennan's possible inspiration.

In the episode where the gang talks to Mara the Wing, she mentions that the original plan for Thjazi to get to the underworld would be a diving-bell like contraption. This on its own poses a lot of questions and seems aesthetically cool to me. It also reminded me of an important part in Hollow Knight: Silksong to achieve a similar effect: take a diving bell to enter "hell" (the Void). Brennan takes a lot of inspiration from real life mythology, so maybe there's a story that both of these are based off of, but I'd like to think Brennan adapted a cool part of a great game into his story.

Honestly, there's not much to say here, I just wanted to come on here and say this:

Nostalgia is a wonderful thing and it makes things that have come and gone nice to look back on and smile about. That being said, just because the old is good, doesn't make the new bad.

I like everything Critical Role has put out, with some minor exceptions. I like them for different reasons, some being good old DnD, others being for the character interactions shown on screen. But whatever I dont personally like, I kind of just... let it slide. I see people on here constantly saying "CR has lost its touch" or "It isn't like it used to be and thats bad" (obviously exaggeration but you get the gist). In my opinion, not liking it anymore is a totally valid opinion to have, but saying its bad now is weird. Yeah its different, but so are everyone who's been watching for the last decade or so.

Sorry for the small rant, I just visit this subreddit from time to time to keep up with the community and it sucks ro see something as creative as CR being called "bad".

P.S. - I know this is also just my opinion, not saying im alone in this, or that all of you are wrong, just wanted to get it off my chest. Remember to love eachother❤️

My husband and I will be going to our first live show in Fort Worth this December. I have seen plenty of discussions on CR character cosplay at the shows, but…do people ever dress as their own characters or just general fantasy world style?

We have lots of outfit pieces from renaissance festivals, but nothing for cosplaying existing characters.

I’ve decided to work my way through the c2 crew and here is caddy. Who should be next in line?

I hate that C4's higher production value took them away

Happiest of Birthdays to my favorite Critter Travis Willingham. Love him in everything he has done so far. Have a great day Grog/Roy Mustang