May 4, 2022 - A collection of visual aesthetics from across Exandria. [dnd campaign set in the universe of tal'dorei reborn]. See more ideas about visual aesthetics, critical role fan art, critical role characters.

2020年3月26日 · Each week, the cast of Critical Role curates art from you and selects a group of pieces for our weekly fan art gallery right here on critrole.com. If you’d like to submit your art for the gallery on our site or for the art sizzle reel that plays before Critical Role (and during the intermission), here’s how you can submit:

2023年9月26日 · The Chronicles of Exandria Vol I: The Tale of Vox Machina is finally back—it flew off the shelves after its first printing in 2017, and is now reprinted by our own Darrington Press and available to you! This art book collects some of our favorite creations by Critter artists from around the world, spotlighting the […]

2020年5月11日 · The Chronicles of Exandria — The Mighty Nein features more than 260 pages of artwork created by more than 130 Critters around the world, all inspired by Critical Role’s current D&D campaign.

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Official art of Catha and Ruidus over Xhorhas, from Critical Role: Call of the Netherdeep, by Kent Davis. Exandria has two moons, named Catha and Ruidus. Though often depicted close to each other, Catha and Ruidus have different orbits and can appear in different points in the sky.

See a recent post on Tumblr from @tragedybard about exandria. Discover more posts about critical role fan art, critical role art, criticalrolefanart, criticalrole, otohan thull, critical role campaign 3, and exandria.

May 28, 2023 - Explore Kari Mast's board "DnD Exandria" on Pinterest. See more ideas about dnd characters, character art, fantasy characters.

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Screenshot of the Prime Deities and Betrayer Gods' symbols, by Cyarna Trim and Conceptopolis from " Exandria: An Intimate History " (Sx61) at 2:22. [art 1]