Critical Role Postpones Campaign 3 Climax Due to Los Angeles Fires

Critical Role's Campaign 3 takes a one-week hiatus due to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. The impact on the cast, crew, and community necessitates the postponement of this week's episode, originally scheduled for January 9th. While a return on January 16th is planned, further delays remain a possibility.

Campaign 3's thrilling narrative is nearing its climax, leaving viewers on a cliffhanger after a pivotal episode. The exact episode count remaining is unknown, but the conclusion of this campaign is imminent, potentially paving the way for a new campaign utilizing Critical Role's Daggerheart TTRPG system.

The wildfires have directly affected several key members of the Critical Role team. Matt Mercer and Marisha Ray were forced to evacuate, while Dani Carr narrowly escaped harm. Sadly, producer Kyle Shire lost his home and belongings. The remaining cast members have shared updates confirming their safety.

Despite aiming for a swift return to streaming, further delays are understandable given the ongoing situation. The Critical Role community is urged to remain patient and offer support to those impacted by the fires.

Reflecting their commitment to community, the Critical Role Foundation, bolstered by fan donations, is contributing $30,000 to the California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund. This underscores the shared sentiment of support and resilience, echoing Critical Role's motto: "Don't forget to love each other."