Additionally, plans for a modern urban fantasy crime RPG called Syndicult came to light.

The company produced a board game based on lore introduced in campaign two, called Uk’otoa. Unfortunately, the original Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting went out of print.Īs Critical Role became a larger venture, they announced their new publishing company, Darrington Press. This product detailed a different continent in the world of Exandria, the location of the second campaign for Critical Role’s streaming show.

In the interim, the Explorer’s Guide to Wildemount was released as an official D&D 5e product. My initial thoughts on that original release, with my (at the time) limited investment, can be found on my blog here. Not long after I started on the podcast, the original Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting came out, as a joint venture between Critical Role, Geek & Sundry, and Green Ronin. That’s when I decided to check out what all of this was about. Not only were there several members of the cast in attendance, but this marked the beginning of the release of the show as a podcast. Then I watched the Stream of Annihilation, WOTC’s online live promotion for the release of the Tomb of Annihilation adventure. Back in the pre-cataclysm days of 2017, I was aware of the growing phenomenon of Critical Role, but I hadn’t spent much time investigating it myself.

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