Critical Role Postpones Campaign 3 Climax Due to Los Angeles Fires

Critical Role Delays Campaign 3 Finale Due to LA Fires

This week's Critical Role Campaign 3 episode is cancelled due to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles impacting the cast, crew, and community. While a return on January 16th is hoped for, further delays are possible.

Campaign 3 is nearing its highly anticipated conclusion, leaving viewers on a dramatic cliffhanger after a pivotal episode. The exact episode count remaining is unknown, but the end of this campaign is imminent, potentially paving the way for a new campaign using the Daggerheart TTRPG system.

The January 9th stream was cancelled due to the LA fires directly affecting 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. Other cast members have shared updates confirming their safety.

While a return to streaming on Beacon and Twitch is planned for January 16th, further postponements are understandable given the ongoing situation. Fans are encouraged to be patient and offer support to those affected by the fires.

Reflecting their commitment to community, the Critical Role Foundation is contributing $30,000 to the California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund. This exemplifies the show's core message: "Don't forget to love each other," a sentiment resonating deeply during this challenging time.