Episode #290
RIP - Episode 30 Review - Critical Role Campaign 4
Jun 24, 202654 min
Despite all their preparation, one party's plans go horribly wrong. We discuss episode 30 of Campaign 4 of Critical Role.
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The Pixelists sit down to discuss some of their favorite nerdy hobbies, from D&D (we discuss each and every episode of Critical Role!) to Marvel and more. We deep dive on our favorite nerdy content, including our reactions, thoughts, and theories for what‘s to come.
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Episode #290
Despite all their preparation, one party's plans go horribly wrong. We discuss episode 30 of Campaign 4 of Critical Role.
Episode #289
Kor'therai begins as Hal and company launch the play they've spent so much time preparing... only to be surprised by something special with the paint Thjazi left behind. Einsfassen confronts Primus Tachonis, and meanwhile a small group of players infiltrate the Tachonis estate. We review episode 29 of Campaign 4 of Critical Role.
Episode #288
Hal prepares his fake play for the Halovars, while Azune and Murray bring Blix in front of Einsfassen to tell all about the Tachonises. The combined tables hatch their final plan against the Sundered Houses as they decide to split into three teams. We discuss episode 28 of Campaign 4 of Critical Role.
Episode #287
The full cast discuss what opportunities may await them in seeking leverage against the Sundered Houses. Plans unfold... and one group's lead on the origin of the paint finally gives some clue as to what Thjazi was planning. Meanwhile, the Photarch has a request for Hal and opening night. We discuss episode 27 of Campaign 4 of Critical Role.
Episode #286
Overture... part 2? The three tables reconvene as the parties find themselves together again in Dol Makjar, in time for the play's premiere. Sabotage and trickery abound as party members attempt to pit one Sundered House against another. We review episode 26 of Campaign 4 of Critical Role.
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