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I don't see why not? As long as the cast is alright with it.
The Waterdeep adventure, partly written by Mathew Mercer, bringing many thousands, possibly millions of people to the hobby, and the number 1 introductory source to D&D many people have had.
so i can understand where the logical leap being made is at least.
especially with the speculative assumption on how many "thousands/millions" of people a single adventure path brought in.
but my question remains the same, what did crit role, the collection of roleplayers contribute to D&D, besides being another podcast out of hundreds?
And the answer remains the same. You just have to read it.
No speculation or assumptions needed. Critical role has done more to reinvigorate and grow the D&D fan base than any other thing in D&D history ever. In a short period of time they turned hundreds of thousands of people on to D&D and taught them more or less how to play. Since their show launched D&D book sales have more than quadrupled. That's not even touching on fundraising and support they have given others in the community. If you don't understand how that contributes to D&D I'd suggest grabbing a dictionary and looking up the word contribute.
One could argue in recent times Stranger Things had a bigger impact.
But no one can seriously deny the impact CR has had.
"WE PLAN AT DAWN!"
One could argue that offering the core rulebook for sale had an even greater impact, but that isn't the subject at hand. No one is debating what had the GREATEST impact, merely that an impact was made.
True. Also I think CR has had a longer lasting impact.
https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/j200ro/dnd_interest_over_time_with_a_few_significant/
not bashing on them. i love CR and watch it anytime i have a chance.
cause like:
see this chart? see how it provides no source or evdience, it just is pulling a correlation=causation.
i could replace crit role with TAZ on this chart (decmber 2014), which happens even before ep 1 of crit role(june 2015), while still being up the uptick.
yet in both examples: there is nothing supporting the claim besides "oh it just happend"