One more important Tag Team at the Teeth update!

Further update! We've now confirmed that Fearne, Braius, and Chetney took their levels in Rogue, Paladin, and Blood Hunter respectively.

Happy C4 week, Critters! As promised, our stats for Tag Team at the Teeth (both parts) of #CriticalRole are now online. Check them out on our site, including:

Happy C4 week, Critters! As promised, our stats for Tag Team at the Teeth (both parts) of #CriticalRole are now online. Check them out on our site, including:

Lastly, as Campaign 4 begins, feel free to let us know if there are particular stats you'd like to see tracked—stuff like Laudna's "capable"s or Fearne's thefts or Orym's maneuvers, but for new characters. We'll be figuring this out as we go. :)

Speaking of "much requested," one more exciting update: we're working on character sheets! We're pretty close to having infrastructure for on-website character sheets ready to go. We plan to make these available for all of the Campaign 3 and 4 PCs.

There are also some lingering Campaign 3 updates we'll be rolling out shortly, including stats on Chetney's hybrid transformations and a (much requested!) campaign calendar. We plan to run a campaign calendar for C4 as well.

We also have a few hiatus updates to finish rolling out. Stats for both parts of Tag Team at the Teeth will be online in the next few days, so watch this space. Stats for Oaths & Ash are also on the way, pending some website infrastructure refinagling for Daggerheart.

A few updates from the Omen Archive! First of all, we are just as excited as all of you for C4. We'll be tracking stats for the new campaign just like we did for C3. Our goal is always to have an episode's stats up before the next one begins, so we'll be seeing you very soon! #CriticalRole

A few updates from the Omen Archive! First of all, we are just as excited as all of you for C4. We'll be tracking stats for the new campaign just like we did for C3. Our goal is always to have an episode's stats up before the next one begins, so we'll be seeing you very soon! #CriticalRole

So anyway we tracked stats for this

Wilde out, Wildlings! As we head towards Campaign 4, the Omen Archive will be presenting our remaining post-C3 data. Today we’re excited to highlight the work of @samriegel.bsky.social, the OLGAs, and the kids behind the monsters. #CriticalRole

Wilde out, Wildlings! As we head towards Campaign 4, the Omen Archive will be presenting our remaining post-C3 data. Today we’re excited to highlight the work of @samriegel.bsky.social, the OLGAs, and the kids behind the monsters. #CriticalRole

(Fiedra’s zero Nat 1s courtesy of halfling luck!)

Hi Critters, it’s us! As promised, we’re excited to drop the first of our non-C3 data: ExU Divergence.

Ever wonder what the top spell cast during @criticalrole.bsky.social's Campaign 3 was? What about who rolled the most nat 20s, how many healing potions got used, or how long Bells Hells were adventuring for? At long last, we are thrilled to share C3 AT A GLANCE! #CriticalRole

This was a good question, so we’re cross-posting our response from Twitter: We do have this in the works! There are a number of categories we’re still planning to add, including Chet’s transformations and d100 rolls and a more complete campaign calendar.

Ever wonder what the top spell cast during @criticalrole.bsky.social's Campaign 3 was? What about who rolled the most nat 20s, how many healing potions got used, or how long Bells Hells were adventuring for? At long last, we are thrilled to share C3 AT A GLANCE! #CriticalRole

The Omen Archive celebrated its first anniversary last week! We began tracking C3 data at the start of 2024, but went live on April 11. Since then, we've posted data for 39 episodes and tracked over 4,000 d20 rolls. We've added pages for 42 PCs and shared data in 34 different categories...

Well, with the campaign done the familiars have gotten bored, and now they're all over our site! Can you help us shoo them away by clicking them when you see them? We really want to have everything extinguished and sanitized by the 2nd... omenarchive.com

Well, with the campaign done the familiars have gotten bored, and now they're all over our site! Can you help us shoo them away by clicking them when you see them? We really want to have everything extinguished and sanitized by the 2nd... omenarchive.com

Watch this space 👀

It’s Thursday.

Happy 10th anniversary to our friends at @criticalrole.bsky.social. Ten years, three campaigns, a whole lot of one-shots, and a total of 1,633 hours, 24 minutes, and 41 seconds in Exandria. That's about 68 days, or 2.24 months. Here's to day 69 and everything else yet to come! #CriticalRole

Happy 10th anniversary to our friends at @criticalrole.bsky.social. Ten years, three campaigns, a whole lot of one-shots, and a total of 1,633 hours, 24 minutes, and 41 seconds in Exandria. That's about 68 days, or 2.24 months. Here's to day 69 and everything else yet to come! #CriticalRole

We’ll see you very soon with fresh Bell’s Hells data to share, and Divergence data after that. Until then: Thanks for the good story, @matthewmercer.bsky.social.

Additionally, don’t forget we have a lot of different types of data already on the site. Check out a list of all our current categories here: omenarchive.com/c3/data-types/.

We have more C3 data coming—a lot more, in fact. Stay tuned in the next few weeks for things like Bell’s Hells superlatives, a campaign calendar, some lore drop highlights, and more. If there are any stats you’d particularly like to see, let us know! We’re always open to ideas.

It also had a high number of DM facepalms, with the cast breaking Matt on eleven separate occasions.

One thing the episode did have a lot of was kisses—there were eight, beating out runner-up C3E104, aka Spin the Bottle, which had 7.

Unsurprisingly, given the absence of combat, it had relatively few D20 rolls: a total of 47, as compared to 206 in C3E120. That’s an average of about one roll every 11 minutes vs. about one roll every minute and a half.

Saying all those goodbyes takes time! At 8 hours, 34 minutes, and 59 seconds, this episode had the longest-ever runtime for an episode of Critical Role.

C3E121 saw an all-time record for number of PCs appearing in an episode, for a total of 30. From dream visits to gondola rides, check out our site to revisit the goodbyes and the hellos, with links to each character’s final scene as well as their first appearances.

Hi Critters! We’re pleased to say our stats from the #CriticalRole Campaign 3 finale, C3E121, are now online. A few highlights:

Hi Critters! We’re pleased to say our stats from the #CriticalRole Campaign 3 finale, C3E121, are now online. A few highlights:

Some updates from the Omen Archive! First, we are hard at work on stats for the finale, as well as some overarching stats for the entire campaign. The former we expect to have up in the next few days; the latter, we'll be rolling out in the coming weeks.

Imogen's dealt more damage. SILAHA's Meteor Swarm dealt 961 known points, plus damage to 1 creature whose saving throw success was unknown. The max it could've dealt that creature is 128, placing SILAHA's highest possible total at 1,089. This damage was spread across nine creatures and three wards.

Essentially, yes. Ayden’s Sunburst in Downfall would have a higher total, but since we don't know how many creatures saved or had resistances, we can't calculate it for sure. Also, Ayden had a 10x godly damage modifier at that point—so for all mortal intents and purposes, record-holder is Imogen. ⚡☄️

We’re kicking off this week’s stats with a standing ovation for Imogen Temult. Our top damage dealer for C3E120, she dealt a record-setting 1,865 points of damage to Predathos.

We’re kicking off this week’s stats with a standing ovation for Imogen Temult. Our top damage dealer for C3E120, she dealt a record-setting 1,865 points of damage to Predathos.

hey guys stats preview: hoooooly shit

Happy Thursday, Critters! Are you ready for Episode 120? We certainly are, and we have some great data from Episode 119 before the fight against Predathos picks back up.

We didn't expect to be writing a level-up analysis mid-fight, or for two levels at once, but Bell's Hells have so many cool new feats and features that we couldn't resist. Check it out at www.omenarchive.com/articles/lev.... #CriticalRole

Still, probably not a lot more—aiming for the neck hole was a very smart move!

Of course, between magic items, unknown BBEG powers, and having absorbed Liliana’s Exaltancy, Ludinus was likely much better-equipped than your average level 20 wizard, so he may have had more than 19 slots’ worth of magic left.

We've made a Tumblr post with details on how those slots might’ve been distributed: omenarchive.tumblr.com/post/7723509...

Ludinus also spent at least 38 slots in the past two episodes, which means that if he was a typical Level 20 wizard, he only had about 19 (!) spell slots' worth of magic left at the end.

Each of these attacks up until the fatal one also drained 1d6+1 spell slots from Ludinus, for a total of at least 32 spell slots—that’s ~36% of the slots of a typical Level 20 wizard (89 slots).

These 197 points were spread over the course of seven attacks, each dealing 8d6 damage: 2 by Laudna (who was the first to target the neck hole), one of which was through Pâté; 2 by Fearne; and 1 each by Ashton, Ira, and Orym, the last of which was fatal.

Of the 641 points dealt to Ludinus, an incredible 197 were necrotic damage caused by hits to the back of Ludinus’s neck, which had an AC of 26 vs. Ludinus’s base AC of 21.