Former D&D Designers Join Darrington Press, Sparking TTRPG Showdown with Critical Role
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Summary
Former senior Dungeons & Dragons designers, Christopher Perkins and Jeremy Crawford, have joined Darrington Press, sparking a TTRPG showdown with Critical Role Productions. This follows their unexpected departure from Wizards of the Coast, where they were key to D&D's 5th edition success.
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· 3 pulledFormer senior Dungeons & Dragons designers, Christopher Perkins and Jeremy Crawford, had joined the ranks of Darrington Press.
Critical Role CCO Matt Mercer will combin
The news arrived just weeks after Critical Role Productions’ tabletop games imprint launched its first in-house game, Daggerheart.
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