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On a scale of 0 (no clue what they are doing) to 10 (there is a master plan with a hundred steps), how strategic is Critical Role? My guess would be around 3. This is mostly „seems like a cool idea, let’s do it“ without much of a plan.

[At EnWorld is a list](https://www.enworld.org/threads/free-rpg-day-2025-offerings.713821/).

Let's collect some great offers here?

> Chris Perkins and Jeremy Crawford led the Dungeons & Dragons design team for decades at game publisher Wizards of the Coast. The two have been hired by Critical Role Productions’ game division Darrington Press.

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In one word: politics. [More words from here](https://cannibalhalflinggaming.com/2017/06/14/level-one-wonk-domain-level-play/): > Domain-level play is an old term for giving RPG characters political power in the form of ”domains” they control, be those guilds, corporations, or part or all of a sovereign nation. Historically, Dungeons and Dragons campaigns would eventually see the characters having enough wealth and influence to purchase a stronghold, which would give them not only a base of operations but also a parcel of land to see over. Once the characters were officially nobles in this way, a whole new area of storylines could open up, involving courtly intrigue as well as broader politics. At a default level this would insert characters onto a bigger political stage, but it was both possible and for some palatable to start changing the course of politics in the world in which the game took place.

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I only watched parts of the Critical Role stuff but I believe they never released a session zero? Also, Daggerheart is newly released so it might be interesting just because of that.