Critical Role‘s Campaign 4 is already surprising fans months before its official start. First came the announcement that Brennan Lee Mulligan of Dimension 20 fame would be the Game Master, letting Matt Mercer finally break free of the “eternal DM” curse. Then, on Aug. 21, the question that everyone was asking was answered: Campaign 4 would not use Critical Role’s in-house game, Daggerheart, but would stick with Dungeons & Dragons.
Critical Role Campaign 4 choosing D&D over Daggerheart avoids a TTRPG war
