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<blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9767466" data-attributes="member: 7035894">That was my least favourite CR campaign, partly because of the overall bleak tone, but also because the story was entirely on rails; I almost didn't finish. To each their own, but if this campaign feels like that, it will likely be the first CR campaign I abandon. I am hoping that the tone is much more like earlier CR, or typical Mulligan Dimension 20. Obviously that doesn't mean there aren't serious memoments, but that the overall tone is &quot;fun adventure with some serious aspects&quot; not &quot;dark and serious, with some fun aspects.&quot; I guess we start to find out tonight, but all of their communication over the past week has changed my mood from excitement to trepidation.Someone is advocating for &quot;dull, performative combat&quot;? Weird, but I guess there's no accounting for taste. Do you see a lot of that in earlier seasons of Critical Role or Dimension 20?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Clint_L, post: 9767466, member: 7035894"] That was my least favourite CR campaign, partly because of the overall bleak tone, but also because the story was entirely on rails; I almost didn't finish. To each their own, but if this campaign feels like that, it will likely be the first CR campaign I abandon. I am hoping that the tone is much more like earlier CR, or typical Mulligan Dimension 20. Obviously that doesn't mean there aren't serious memoments, but that the overall tone is "fun adventure with some serious aspects" not "dark and serious, with some fun aspects." I guess we start to find out tonight, but all of their communication over the past week has changed my mood from excitement to trepidation. Someone is advocating for "dull, performative combat"? Weird, but I guess there's no accounting for taste. Do you see a lot of that in earlier seasons of Critical Role or Dimension 20? [/QUOTE]

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