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Critical Role, Hololive Team for Exandria Campaign Shattered Legends

Shattered Legends, a canon Exandria campaign run on Daggerheart, premieres in mid-November with Matthew Mercer as Game Master.

Critical Role and Hololive announced a new tabletop roleplaying campaign, Shattered Legends, set in the world of Exandria and premiering in mid-November, according to cbr.com.

The campaign uses the Daggerheart roleplaying system and is canon to Exandria. Matthew Mercer serves as Game Master, while Marisha Ray plays the character Florence.

Four Hololive talents join the table: Nerissa Ravencroft plays Siliun "Sil" Faell, Mori Calliope plays Kaz Oogod, Shiori Novella plays Marchen "March" Rosemyne and Gigi Murin plays Giryn.

Episodes will be available on Critical Role's YouTube channels, Nerissa Ravencroft's YouTube channel, Hololive English's YouTube channel and Critical Role's Beacon streaming service. Paid members of Ravencroft's YouTube channel receive exclusive behind-the-scenes content, and Beacon subscribers get post-episode discussions called Cooldown.

Ahead of the premiere, an Episode 0 showing character creation and backstories will be released.

Background

Critical Role's franchise spans animated series, comics and tabletop roleplaying games, with The Legend of Vox Machina and The Mighty Nein streaming on Prime Video. Hololive, meanwhile, has secured collaborations with Mobile Suit Gundam, Monster Hunter and brands such as HYTE, Kura Sushi and Beard Papa's.

Quick answers

When does Shattered Legends premiere?

The campaign premieres in mid-November. An Episode 0 showing character creation and backstories will be released ahead of it.

Where can I watch Shattered Legends?

Episodes stream on Critical Role's YouTube channels, Nerissa Ravencroft's YouTube channel, Hololive English's YouTube channel and Critical Role's Beacon service.

Is Shattered Legends canon to Exandria?

Yes. The campaign is canon to the world of Exandria and uses the Daggerheart system, with Matthew Mercer as Game Master.

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