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<blockquote data-quote="Maestrino" data-source="post: 7847851" data-attributes="member: 7015644">Critical Role is popular because the players are talented voice actors, they tell a good story, and they have good chemistry as a group. People get invested in finding out where the story goes because they like the characters and the players.Do they have some boring episodes? Sure. Do they have some characters that get annoying? Sure. But then they'll go shopping for health potions and turn it into an hour-long slapstick manhunt after the barbarian's persuasion checks go bad.If you want to give it a try, watch one of the one-shots. I'd recommend the &quot;To the Poop!&quot; all-goblin one-shot, though the cast isn't quite as good as the regular crew. &quot;The Night Before Critmas&quot; is also a ton of fun. And &quot;Grog's One-Shot&quot; (where the dimwit barbarian teaches his companions how to play Bunions and Flagons) is also great fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maestrino, post: 7847851, member: 7015644"] Critical Role is popular because the players are talented voice actors, they tell a good story, and they have good chemistry as a group. People get invested in finding out where the story goes because they like the characters and the players. Do they have some boring episodes? Sure. Do they have some characters that get annoying? Sure. But then they'll go shopping for health potions and turn it into an hour-long slapstick manhunt after the barbarian's persuasion checks go bad. If you want to give it a try, watch one of the one-shots. I'd recommend the "To the Poop!" all-goblin one-shot, though the cast isn't quite as good as the regular crew. "The Night Before Critmas" is also a ton of fun. And "Grog's One-Shot" (where the dimwit barbarian teaches his companions how to play Bunions and Flagons) is also great fun. [/QUOTE]

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