Critical Role Panel at DPCC

Critical Role Panel at DPCC

The Critical Role Panel at Denver Pop Culture Con packed the main stage theater, and brought many revelations. At different points, Travis threatened to walk out, Laura jumped out of her chair, Marisha teared up, and Sam said that when he’s sewn together with Liam, 

Critical Recap: 10 Things I’m Desperate to Know about Critical Role’s New Campaign

Critical Recap: 10 Things I’m Desperate to Know about Critical Role’s New Campaign

Hello #critters! It’s good to be back in the swing of things here at Sisters in Geek after several weeks of the flu (Do Not Recommend), awards season and a Twin Peaks marathon. Now that I’m finally caught up on Critical Role, I’m positively ravenous 

Critical Reaction: Warlocks and Frumpkins and Pastries, Oh My!

Critical Reaction: Warlocks and Frumpkins and Pastries, Oh My!

Spoilers abound, proceed accordingly. Last Thursday, Critical Role hit session 3 of their new Wildemount campaign and you can really tell that they are starting to find their stride. And can I just say, I am loving every moment of it so far. Everyone at 

Critical Reaction: Critical Role’s New Campaign Begins 

Critical Reaction: Critical Role’s New Campaign Begins 

Last Thursday, if you were paying attention to our Twitter, you probably noticed a massive flurry of fangirl squeeing and general excitement as Critical Role kicked off their new D&D campaign live on the internet in front of 100,000 of their closest friends. There is 

5 Things Vox Machina Can Do to Avoid a Fiery Death

5 Things Vox Machina Can Do to Avoid a Fiery Death

It’s Thursday, people of geekdom, which means it’s time for Critical Role! The heroes of Vox Machina have little time left to prepare for a showdown with Thordak, The Cinder King. In an attempt to control our fears, and build our excitement, we put together this 

Memory and Mercy: A Critical Role Story

Memory and Mercy: A Critical Role Story

Critical Role is one my very favorite things on the internet. I wear the badge of being a #critter with pride, but I usually keep my fandom contained within compliments, retweets and buying beautiful art made by other people. But something unusual happened this week.