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La campagne de rôle critique 3 se termine par la finale épique

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 23,2025

La finale de la campagne 3 très attendue de Critical Role est prévue pour la semaine prochaine, un événement capital en direct de huit heures et demie.

Polygon rapporte que la Grande Finale commence le 6 février à 19 h Pacific/10 h Eastern (3 h 00 7 février Heure au Royaume-Uni). Les téléspectateurs peuvent écouter les canaux YouTube et Twitch de via Critical Role, ainsi que leur service d'adhésion, Beacon.

Cela marque la conclusion du scénario de Bells Hells, lancé en octobre 2021. Bien qu'aucune suite directe n'ait été annoncée, le rôle critique assure aux fans que la saga d'Exandria continue.

La distribution du rôle critique. Crédit d'image: Anna Webber/Getty Images pour Prime Video.

"Cette finale de cette campagne 3 ferme un chapitre épique de l'histoire exandrienne", a partagé Marisha Ray, directrice de la création et membre de la distribution. "Mais l'histoire progresse; une nouvelle page tourne. Je prévois avec impatience le prochain chapitre écrit par nos conteurs incroyables."

La fin de la campagne 3 ne signale pas une rupture pour un rôle critique. Une nouvelle mini-série Exandria Unlimited, comprenant quatre épisodes, première une semaine plus tard le 14 février. D'autres spectacles et flux sont prévus.

Le début de la campagne 4 reste inopiné. Historiquement, il y a un écart de plusieurs mois entre les campagnes (par exemple, Vox Machina a conclu octobre 2017, Mighty Nein a commencé en janvier 2018). Compte tenu de ce modèle, une annonce - peut-être même la première de la campagne 4 - pourrait coïncider avec le 10e anniversaire du rôle critique le 12 mars.

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