One of the biggest names in tabletop roleplaying game entertainment, Critical Role, is about to release their own TTRPG system, Daggerheart, through Darrington Press. Though much of Critical Role's history has been using the traditional Dungeons and Dragons rules, Daggerheart is the result of their years of experience and the work of many talented designers to create what they hope will be something magical for any party. It focuses heavily on the t storytelling aspects that can make this type of play magical, with rules that have been tweaked regularly while Daggerheart has been in a year-long beta period. 3g4c1r

Critical Role and Darrington Press are about to release the tabletop RPG system, Daggerheart. This TTRPG blends traditional fantasy tabletop roleplaying with fresh, modern mechanics designed to streamline the process and enable greater focus on storytelling aspects. Drawing from the ten-year history of Critical Role, as well as a team of people ionate about TTRPGs, the new system is one that many have been anxiously waiting for. To add to the polish of the product, Daggerheart has been in beta for over a year now, with designers implementing changes based on from the community of playtesters.

Ashley Johnson sat down with Screen Rant to talk about her podcast Weird Kids with Critical Role co-star Taliesin Jaffe, The Last of Us, and the seasons of The Legend of Vox Machina and The Mighty Nein. Ashley Johnson has been working in the entertainment industry for most of her life, with her first big break coming with the role of Chrissy Seaver in Growing Pains. Since then, she's become a mainstay of film, television, and video games. Her latest venture, released fully on the Critical Role streaming service Beacon, is Weird Kids.

Critical Role recently finished its third campaign, Bells Hells, which began in 2021 and concluded in the same year as the overall series' ten-year anniversary. After years of adventures, the heroes of the Bells Hells party have no more stories to tell - or so some may think. Worry not, Critters: Critical Role stories are never truly over, even when the campaigns themselves draw to a close.

Critical Role continues its expansion into comics with Critical Role: The Chronicles of Exandria—The Mighty Nein Part Two, a follow-up to the first book that re-imagines the second campaign's exploits. Screen Rant has exclusive details about this release, including pages from the book that showcase the incredible art and captivating stories.

Fans of Critical Role have reason to celebrate, because Dark Horse Comics is bringing Vox Machina's latest adventure to bookstores and comic shops in an all-new collection. Tal'Dorei's ragtag group of heroes reunites in the fourth installment of Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins, and this story will soon be available for purchase in a stunning format that longtime fans and new readers alike can look forward to.

Brian Wayne Foster, host of the Critical Role companion show Talks Machina, is being sued by seven women, including his ex-fiancée and The Last of Us voice actress, Ashley Johnson. Critical Role is a web series where professional voice actors play a game of Dungeons & Dragons live for viewers. A surprise smash hit, the series has led to several associated licensed works, including the acclaimed animated adaptation, The Legend of Vox Machina on Amazon Prime Video. Critical Role has encomed three main campaigns and plenty of smaller ones as the show has continued.

Daggerheart, the new tabletop RPG by Critical Role's Darrington Press, has a special limited edition that includes several extras to help with gameplay. Set to release in 2025, Daggerheart is a new high-fantasy TTRPG made by Darrington Press. Critical Role has promoted the game over the course of its playtest, with several streamed Actual Play shows and regular updates on the progress of the new game.

Critical Role's Darrington Press has revealed a first look at both the standard and limited edition covers for their new game Daggerheart. Announced last year, Daggerheart is a new high-fantasy tabletop RPG that combines action-packed combat with collaborative storytelling and real stakes. The new TTRPG stands out in part because it's being developed by Darrington Press, the Critical Role-founded game publisher. As Critical Role helped popularize the current Fifth Edition ruleset for Dungeons & Dragons, Daggerheart could emerge as a new dominant force in the world of tabletop games.

Critical Role's long-standing video game ambitions could be nearing fruition very soon. Back in 2015, Geek & Sundry launched Critical Role, an Actual Play streaming show featuring a cast of voice actors playing Dungeons & Dragons. The show became an internet phenomenon and eventually became a media empire, with Critical Role selling out stadiums and launching multiple successful animated television shows on Prime Video. Now, Critical Role is its own business, with a tabletop game studio working on a Dungeons & Dragons competitor, its own streaming platform, millions of fans known as Critters, and big plans for the future.