Any Dungeons & Dragons fans around here?
The gang over at Critical Role have a new animated series on Amazon Prime called:
"The Legend of Vox Machina", episode One aired on 28 January, 2022.
Check out the trailer:
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Any Dungeons & Dragons fans around here?
The gang over at Critical Role have a new animated series on Amazon Prime called:
"The Legend of Vox Machina", episode One aired on 28 January, 2022.
Check out the trailer:
I played D&D back in the 80s. I still have all the books and characters I created. I watched the trailer and, sorry to say, I have no desire to watch it.I don't care for programmes which are a constant chorus of bleeps.
It wasn't the D&D I remember.
It wasn't the D&D I remember.
Exactly!
The response to "The Legend of Vox Machina", is breaking along the time, and type, of D&D each fan loves best.
The touchstone to the Amazon series is the online ensemble Critical Role, and their across-platform presence, especially Twitter!
Critical Role has a huge fanbase from their "live online" improvisational D&D gameplay, including profanity and over-sexualized banter.
I find this video to be a very interesting review of the first three episodes:
The response to "The Legend of Vox Machina", is breaking along the time, and type, of D&D each fan loves best.
The touchstone to the Amazon series is the online ensemble Critical Role, and their across-platform presence, especially Twitter!
Critical Role has a huge fanbase from their "live online" improvisational D&D gameplay, including profanity and over-sexualized banter.
I find this video to be a very interesting review of the first three episodes:
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Not D&D but I got into Magic The Gathering card game on my Xbox 360! Wish the Magic RPG game that was in production would have taken off but they canned it!
There's a whole world of ideas and artwork - this genre is wide open to new series, if you can capture the spirit and tone properly.
I was drawn in to "Avatar: The Last Airbender", wonderful character development.
"Castlevania" has a huge following. I'm really hoping that there are other new series in the works.
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I definitely understand how a new cohort of online D&D fans got totally enchanted by the live action web series, "Critical Role".
A whole studio full of popular voice actors bring D&D gameplay to life, with game master, Matthew Mercer, trying to keep everyone on-topic with all the ad-libs and raunchy jokes.
A whole studio full of popular voice actors bring D&D gameplay to life, with game master, Matthew Mercer, trying to keep everyone on-topic with all the ad-libs and raunchy jokes.
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