Critical Role Postpones Campaign 3 Climax Due to Los Angeles Fires

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Summary

  • Critical Role is skipping this week’s episode of Campaign 3 due to the impact of the fires in Los Angeles.
  • The story of Campaign 3 is approaching its finale, with an uncertain number of episodes remaining.
  • Critical Role and its community are supporting those affected by the fires, with donations to the California Community Foundation.

This week’s episode of Campaign 3 for Critical Role has been postponed due to the fires in Los Angeles affecting the cast, crew, and community associated with their Dungeons & Dragons live stream. They aim to resume on January 16th, but understanding delays might occur if the situation necessitates a further postponement of the end of the Dungeons & Dragons story.

The narrative of Campaign 3 is building towards its conclusion. In the last episode, Bells Hells encountered their most formidable adversary yet, with the possibility that one of their members might be gone forever in the aftermath. The precise number of episodes left in the storyline hasn’t been specified, but it seems that Critical Role will be wrapping up Campaign 3 soon – and may even begin a new campaign using their Daggerheart tabletop role-playing game system.

Fans will have to hold off a bit longer for the resolution of Campaign 3, as Critical Role‘s streaming event scheduled for Thursday, January 9 has been postponed due to the devastating fires in Los Angeles, California. The cast and crew have been significantly impacted by this disaster, causing episode 119 to be moved back a week, with the revised broadcast now set for January 16.

Critical Role Campaign 3 January 9 Stream Canceled

Matt Mercer, Dungeon Master and voice actor, along with his wife Marisha Ray, a fellow cast member, had to suddenly evacuate, only managing to bring their dog Omar with them. Dani Carr, another team member, found herself in the heart of the flames but was safe during her recent update. However, Kyle Shire, producer of Critical Role, lost his home and possessions in the fire, though he and his pets were able to reach safety beforehand. The rest of the cast has been posting updates and messages of relief on social media, suggesting that they are safe from the fires.

It’s likely that Critical Role will resume its broadcast on Beacon and Twitch soon after a short break, but it’s possible that more setbacks may occur. As events progress, fans (Critters) are advised to remain patient and provide assistance to those impacted by the fires wherever they can.

In response to the wildfires in California, the Critical Role community has come together to support those affected. The Critical Role Foundation, funded by fan contributions, is donating $30,000 to the California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund. This fund will provide aid to people who have been impacted by the fires. As the people of Los Angeles navigate through this difficult time, it is evident that the cast of Critical Role and their fans embody the show’s mantra: “Always remember to care for one another.

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2025-01-10 01:08