Critical Role Campaign 4 Sets August Return Date After Berlin Reveal
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Critical Role Campaign 4 is returning on August 27, bringing Dungeon Master Brennan Lee Mulligan's fantasy world of Aramán back to Twitch, YouTube, and Beacon following a brief hiatus.
Fans of tabletop actual play do not have to wait much longer to return to the world of Aramán. According to announcements captured during Critical Role's Berlin live show, Projekt Funball, Campaign 4 will officially make its comeback on August 27. The news, which quickly circulated across community spaces like Reddit and Tumblr, confirms that the series will broadcast across its usual home platforms, including Beacon, YouTube, and Twitch.
When the table last took a break, Dungeon Master Brennan Lee Mulligan left the massive thirteen-player cast scattered across divergent paths. With the group split into separate tables heading to locations like Dol-Rungja, Dol-Makjar, and the Golden Orchard, the narrative tension is at an all-time high following major lore drops about the Hallowed Round and the Shaper's War afterlives. Mulligan has set up a dense web of political unrest and personal quests that will take center stage when the cameras roll again next month.
While the wait for the main campaign continues, the community has plenty of content to tide them over on Twitch and YouTube. The premiere of the new Daggerheart miniseries, Age of Umbra: Sallowlands, launched on July 9, offering a grimmer tone for viewers looking for a quick fix. As reported by Polygon, this interim content gives both veterans and newcomers ample time to catch up on VODs or dive into side stories before the sprawling fantasy epic resumes later this summer.
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Original article: Polygon