Defeat Your Demons with Dungeons & Dragons | FANDOM UNCOVERED
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Published 2019-08-06
Defeat Your Demons with Dungeons & Dragons | FANDOM UNCOVERED
EP/Creator/Host: Roth Cornet
Director/Producer: Brett Weiner
Supervising Producer: Max Dionne
Associate Producer: Peter Sanchez
Director of Photography: Basil Mironer
Camera: Nate Cornett, Dylan Chapgier
Sound: Victoria Carrillo
Editor: Randy Whitlock
Production Coordinator: Ryan O'Toole
AE: Emin Bassavand
Special Thanks:
Joe Starr
Adam Bradford
Todd Kenreck
Greg Tito
Liz Schuh
Kat Jones
Critical Role: Liam O'Brian, Marisha Ray, Matt Mercer, Travis Willingham
Satine Phoenix
Jerry Holkins
Matthew Lillard
Joe Manganiello
Jason Azevedo
Xander Jeanneret
Deborah Ann Woll
Hope LaVelle
Jen Kretchmer
Jason Charles Miller
Lauren Urban
TJ Storm
B. Dave Walters
Brian Posehn
Luke Gygax
Bill Rehor
Tanya DePass
Dragon Friends: Alex Lee, David Harmon
DnD Highrollers: Mark Hulmes, Rhiannon Gower
Ali and Sam
Jay Africa
Cale Clark
Captain Robear
LaTia Bryant
Matt McElroy and Lisa Chen
Kate Welch
Jeremy Crawford
All Comments (21)
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Comment below if you have or want to play Dungeons & Dragons now? POOL RULES One: Speak up and join the conversation- we encourage respectful debate. Two: Respect your community- racism, misogyny, homophobia and hate speech aren’t tolerated. Three: Don’t go looking for fights. Four: “Be nice.” – Dalton from Roadhouse
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"No one ever made fun of me for playing D&D without getting punched." -Joe Manganiello
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"I'm gonna hide behind a tree and cast fireball." Oh you'll fit in just fine.
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Powerful quote at 26 minutes by Matthew Mercer: "Everybody is hurting, everybody wants to be happy, everybody is looking for someplace to belong, and looking for other people to tell them that they're loved."
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I don't think i've ever seen Mercer cry without also crying myself...
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My dude, if your Cleric has survived 30 years your DM is a saint.
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the interviewer looks so genuinely interested in what these people are saying and it’s so nice. I love the dnd community.
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Critical Role helped me during chemo, I watched the entire first campaign through my last year of chemo and even inspired me to start my own group. I still can't go out much but being able to play D&D with a bunch of my friends every weekend is amazing.
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i love how Matt mercer doesnt take credit for the guy's story. he thanked Matt for saving his life and yet Matt just says it was the power of story telling. what a humble guy...
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I was blown away by the interviewer. She jumped right in and accepted all of these things (sometimes that much stuff all at once can be sensory overload). She didn't seem judgmental at all. It was so great.
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7:00 "I was going to a school for a religion degree" - Paladin
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My grandfather passed away last year, and my DM was so amazing to make a grandfather NPC for my character inspired by my description of him. It felt like even though he was gone, he'd live on in this world that my friends and I created together. We've moved on to a new campaign in the same world, but knowing that that character will live on makes me so happy.
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Just sat my almost 13 year old daughter down to watch this and she FINALLY wants to play. So I handed her her dice and the starter set rule book.
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My favorite quote about the game is from the campaign one wrap-up from critical role when Marisha states "these memories almost feel real" and Matt simply answers "They are". That for me sums up, what makes this game so special
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D&D has helped me cope with depression and gave me some of the best people in my life.
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As a DM, I've never, once, thought to myself, "This person shouldn't play." I've always tried to bring people into the fold. My current group, that I DM for, consists of an asexual woman, a transitioning individual, a devout Christian, and a young gentleman whose on the spectrum. It's a constant source of joy, for me, and for them and I wouldn't trade it for anything.
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"The parents saw their child summon a dungeons and dragons demon into his room before he committed suicide." Wait... who exactly is living in a fantasy world here?
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My wife passed away three months ago. If not for spending time with friends and playing D&D, I don't know if I could manage.
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"I've been playing the same cleric for 30 years now." WOW! that's commitment! After 30 years you should be an avatar of your god man!
