Critical Role's Ambitious Campaign 4
Critical Role's next campaign is set to be a massive undertaking with 13 players divided into three parties. Brennan Lee Mulligan's ability to manage this many players is both impressive and concerning. The sheer scale raises questions about gameplay quality and coherence. - The West Marches style offers flexibility but can lead to chaotic sessions. - Players are categorized as Soldiers, Seekers, and Schemers, each with unique roles, adding potential depth. However, the overwhelming number of participants might dilute individual character arcs. With support from D&D veterans like Christopher Perkins, expectations are high. While the ambition is commendable, the execution will be key to its success. Ultimately, I’m excited yet apprehensive about how this will unfold.