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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9759467" data-attributes="member: 11760">Mulligan is a hired gun at Critical Role. I think you'd have to look at Marisha Ray or someone else at CR as the person who decides what the script and final cut of the trailer look like.As a fan of his, I certainly do hope it feels like one of his campaigns, and based on how he normally runs things, I suspect he'd chafe at being handed a road map and being told "this is where we're going." With D20, he has to be able to give the production team at least a general idea of what's coming up, so they can prepare sets and miniatures, but he's said that many times, the campaigns -- especially the main ones with the Intrepid Heroes cast -- twists and goes its own way, with him racing to keep up.CR 4 doesn't have chaos monster Emily Axford on board, but there are enough wild cards in the line-up that I suspect things should be fairly unpredictable.I do think he has some ideas about what NPCs in the world are doing in the power vacuum after the gods were killed, but that doesn't mean he knows how the players will respond or change up the situation.I think the West Marches approach also points to things being less predictable than CR 3.Fingers crossed, in any case.</blockquote>