Critical Role Critical Role’s 7-hour Campaign Finale

It’s not the last of Critical Role (obviously) but it is the end of their second campaign this Thursday. And it’s 7 hours long!

Critical Role’s highly successful second campaign -- The Mighty Nein -- premiered over three years ago and has built up over 530 hours of adventures, including over 440 villains conquered and over 100 hours of battles (source: CritRoleStats), and this Thursday, June 3, the epic saga of Critical Role’s second campaign is set to embark on its final adventure.

Since the launch of the campaign on January 11, 2018, Critical Role has chronicled the story of Jester Lavorre (Laura Bailey), Yasha Nydoorin (Ashley Johnson), Caleb Widogast (Liam O’Brien), Beauregard "Beau" Lionett (Marisha Ray), Nott the Brave/Veth Brenatto (Sam Riegel), Fjord (Travis Willingham), Mollymauk "Molly" Tealeaf and Caduceus Clay (both played by Taliesin Jaffe) of The Mighty Nein as they explored Wildemount, formed relationships, spat in the face of death and buried allies, realized that not all goblins are as they seem, discovered the power a friendly cupcake (sprinkled with some Dust of Deliciousness) can have in befriending powerful foes, and showcased the resiliency one can have in the face of insurmountable odds time and time again.

Experience the final chapter of The Mighty Nein as Critical Role concludes the legend of this ragtag group of miscreants that millions across the globe have come to know and love. How will their journey end and what’s next from the world of Critical Role? Tune in to find out!

The final episode of Critical Role’s Campaign 2: The Mighty Nein airs this Thursday, June 3 2021 at 7PM PST simultaneously on Twitch (twitch.tv/criticalrole) and YouTube (youtube.com/criticalrole), with the replayable VOD of the show available on Critical Role’s YouTube channel the following Monday.

Critters…. How do you want to do this?

 

[Bayushi_seikuro]

Didn't Taliesin run a dragonborn Paladin originally before playing Percy or have I mixed up their characters prior to the C1 stream?

Orion Acaba was Tiberius Stormwind, dragonborn sorceror. That might be where the mix up is.

 

[Iry]

Ashley needs to play something funny. She has a great sense of humor and rarely gets to show it, since she plays such serious characters (Damien and Late C2 Yasha are great examples of her humor).

Its time for Liam to play a cleric.

Laura might like a blasty sorcerer.

Sam already has his character (picked by Liam again).

 

[hopeless]

Orion Acaba was Tiberius Stormwind, dragonborn sorceror. That might be where the mix up is.

No one of their original video's talked about what characters they played prior to their first campaign got serious.

 

[Parmandur]

Orion Acaba was Tiberius Stormwind, dragonborn sorceror. That might be where the mix up is.

No, Taliesin did play a Drsgonborn Paladin prior to being Percy, way before they streamed. We know very little about the character.

 

[Parmandur]

I want to see Sam do something big, like a Minotaur or Goliath, and Travis play something smaller: Travis played a Goblin in the Shadows Over Mordor one-shot while Sam was a Troll, and it was amazing.

 

[hopeless]

Didn't Liam play an evil aligned Cleric in a one shot?

 

[BRayne]

Didn't Liam play an evil aligned Cleric in a one shot?

Jayne Merriweather, a charming young lady from a long line of clerics of Tharizdun

 

[Matchstick]

Jayne Merriweather, a charming young lady from a long line of clerics of Tharizdun

Or possibly Lieve'tel from Search for Grog. Though I can't remember if she was evil or not.

 

[BRayne]

Or possibly Lieve'tel from Search for Grog. Though I can't remember if she was evil or not.

Nah she wasn't evil, just kinda salt in the wounds as a character

 

[jgsugden]

Ashley needs to play something funny. She has a great sense of humor and rarely gets to show it, since she plays such serious characters (Damien and Late C2 Yasha are great examples of her humor)...

The College of Whispers bard could be great for her to use her singing voice, as well as be funny and sinister all at the same time. It would be a chance for her to really spread her wings and get into the meat of the party interaction. She was on the outside as Pike due to her absences, and Yasha missed so much time and was a bit of a longer most of the campaign.

It is decidedly hard to pick a great choice for Laura as she is so good at making the most of everything. I'd love to see her play an artificer, a summoning spellcaster (Circle of Shepherd Druid?) or an Illusionist as I think she would be insanely inventive with how she uses their core abilities. I personally think her interest was peaked when Liam made up spells for his wizard in this game, and she wants to try her hand at some creative spell creation.