Critical Role Reveals Soldiers' Table and Motivations

The first of three tables has been revealed.
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The first of Critical Role's three tables has officially been revealed. Near the end of last night's episode, the Soldiers were revealed as Kattigan Vale (Robbie Daymond), Teor Pridesire (Travis Willingham), Thimble (Laura Bailey), Tyranny (Whitney Moore), and Wicander Halovar (Sam Riegel). The group's initial objective will be to track down the smuggler Casimir Gavendale, who betrayed a conspiracy to rescue condemned rogue Thjazi Fang and then left the city in pursuit of Teor's brother Cyd Pridesire.

Casimir's Crow Keepers (a thieves guild) had attacked Thimble immediately prior to the campaign, leading to her not delivering a glyph that would have transported him to safety. Meanwhile, Kattigan and Teor are old associates of Casimir, as they had all served in a mercenary group that rebelled several years prior to the start of the series. Tyranny and Wicander are joining the party as Casimir had dealings with Wicander's family House Halovar, and Wicander is seeking to rectify the wrongs of his family. Tyranny is seemingly loyal to Wicander, having made a pact with him to enter the Material Plane.

Two more tables will be revealed in Critical Role, presumably by the end of the next episode. One group, the Schemers, will likely look to take on the Sundered Houses and their growing influence on Dol Majkar, while the Seekers will likely be tasked with protecting Occtis Tachonis (Alex Ward) from his family and also exploring the state of the afterlife in the aftermath of the gods' death.
 

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Christian Hoffer

Christian Hoffer

I’m actually really into that thread. Marisha’s confrontation with the head of House Tychonis was great, in part because it felt like one wrong move (or bad save) and she was going to be in deep, DEEP trouble.
Apparently in the Cooldown for the episode, Brennan asked who everyone thought came closest to dying that episode, and everyone thought Travis’ character, but he said it was Marisha’s. Like, when he said “if you keep talking to me, I’ll kill you where you stand,” he meant it, she would have been killed right then and there if she hadn’t left immediately.
 

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Apparently in the Cooldown for the episode, Brennan asked who everyone thought came closest to dying that episode, and everyone thought Travis’ character, but he said it was Marisha’s. Like, when he said “if you keep talking to me, I’ll kill you where you stand,” he meant it, she would have been killed right then and there if she hadn’t left immediately.
Ahh are the cooldowns only on Beacon? I might actually check that out because I dug the first one.

Yeah, I totally got that vibe from that encounter! Also, I kinda like how Mulligan flat out told her what would’ve happened on a failed save.
 

Ahh are the cooldowns only on Beacon? I might actually check that out because I dug the first one.

Yeah, I totally got that vibe from that encounter!
They are, yeah. I don’t have Beacon, but I saw a YouTube video talking about the cooldown.
 

They are, yeah. I don’t have Beacon, but I saw a YouTube video talking about the cooldown.
The Cooldowns, so far, have been incredible adjuncts to the main material presented in the show. It's also kind of fun getting to watch all the cast members stand around and discuss what just happened OOC. Along with being able to watch the episodes at my leisure makes it worth the subscription.
 

The Cooldowns, so far, have been incredible adjuncts to the main material presented in the show. It's also kind of fun getting to watch all the cast members stand around and discuss what just happened OOC. Along with being able to watch the episodes at my leisure makes it worth the subscription.
That's good. Sounds like when they used to have Talks Machina back in the day.
 

The Cooldowns, so far, have been incredible adjuncts to the main material presented in the show. It's also kind of fun getting to watch all the cast members stand around and discuss what just happened OOC. Along with being able to watch the episodes at my leisure makes it worth the subscription.
Nice! I really enjoyed the first one, so I might consider it.
 


Honestly, it feels more like Eberron with the names changed than anything else. Maybe that's just me.
More than names changed for sure but there are certainly similarities.

Far, far, far, too may differences of vastly too great importance to call it “Eberron with the names changed”, though.
 

I don't watch or listen to Critical Role (I just don't have the time!) but I'm very interested in this season because I've always wanted to run a game like this.

How are they scheduling the different tables? Are they running three games a week or are people playing once every three weeks?
 

I don't watch or listen to Critical Role (I just don't have the time!) but I'm very interested in this season because I've always wanted to run a game like this.

How are they scheduling the different tables? Are they running three games a week or are people playing once every three weeks?
At a guess, it'll be three games a month so each table plays once a month.
 

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