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If Critters can catch their first few streams on Twitch or YouTube, they can put a face to the voice. No matter which campaign fans decide to watching first, dishing out 800+ hours in front of a screen may not be doable for some, so listening to the podcast version is also an option. Critical Role's D&D Campaigns Can Be Enjoyed In A Variety Of Ways Still, the superior production of Campaign 2 makes it much easier to get into comparatively, and Critters who binge-watch it have the opportunity to livestream new episodes and participate with the community in real time, which adds a whole new level to the experience. If Critters decide to take this route, they can catch up on Vox Machina while they wait for new episodes of The Mighty Nein to air. There are also podcasts, episodes recaps, written summaries, and more to help people catch up to speed, and they've been nicely organized as a link on Critical Role's subreddit. Many Critters would advise doing so anyway, as there are some nods and references in the 2nd campaign that may go over some peoples' heads if they've yet to experience Vox Machina. The Mighty Nein takes place 20 years later and on a different continent, so it's not imperative to watch the campaigns in order. Related: Critical Role's New Online D&D Adventure May Revolutionize The Gameīoth campaigns take place in Exandria, a world entirely imagined by Dungeon Master Matthew Mercer. Additionally, the quality is noticeably lacking compared to future episodes which can be off-putting for those not already invested. While it makes the most sense to start from the very beginning, this could be a little daunting considering that the first campaign - The Legend of Vox Machina- started airing after the group had already completed some adventures. Each episode averages about 4 hours - a fair amount of a time for a single D&D session. While there is no right or wrong way to start Critical Role, this article will offer some helpful tips for those interested in becoming fans, or "Critters."Ĭritical Role has only 2 major campaigns so far, but both have over 100 episodes, and Campaign 2 - The Mighty Nein - is still in progress. "State of the Sub" posts & discussions Flairsīecause all the posts are tagged with flairs, you can easily find content you're interested in.Critical Role has played a key part in revitalizing Dungeons and Dragons's popularity in the last 5 years, but those interested in watching their campaigns may feel overwhelmed with so much content. Note: Reporting is never harmful, it merely flags the item for review by a moderator. This way we can keep the subreddit friendly and fun to visit for everybody. We look after each other by utilizing the report button for any post and/or comment that might be in violation of our rules or our spoiler policy. Interact with the moderators in good faith. Repetitive submissions and reposts will be removed and directed to more appropriate threads. !Matt is the DM!< to hide it, resulting in Keep that in mind when making submissions to the community. We are not an advertising, general DND or DND homebrew, or a low effort/meme board. We are a discussion-based subreddit about Critical Role. Read all the rules before submitting or commenting. Start here! Frequently Asked Questions Rules