The player characters’ interactions with him were accordingly fraught, as they were forced to weigh the atrocity of Lucien’s actions against the preciousness of his body. Initially Lucien shared elements of Mollymauk’s personality, but it quickly became apparent that he was a different person entirely. After the Mighty Nein buried Mollymauk, they returned to his grave only to find Lucien in residence inside the newly resurrected body, now played by Matthew Mercer as an NPC. Even before Mollymauk’s death early in the campaign, multiple non-player characters in the game world mistook Jaffe’s character for Lucien. Unlike the somewhat cut-and-dried villainy of earlier Critical Role villains like Vecna, Lucien posed a particular problem for the party during his tenure, which officially began in episode 111, “New Homes and Old Friends.” His body had previously hosted a player character, Mollymauk Tealeaf, played by Taliesin Jaffe. Critical Role: The Mighty Nein - The Nine Eyes of Lucien explores the life of Lucien, one of Critical Role’s most memorable antagonists. Now the past is getting even more room to breathe thanks to a brand-new novel about a rather surprising character. Campaign 3, on the other hand, is where past and present characters have begun to collide.
Exandria Unlimited: Calamity, which kicked off in May, tells a story about the end of that world, thousands of years before Vox Machina ever wandered Tal’Dorei. Exandria, Matthew Mercer’s campaign setting, has gained new life this year. For Critical Role, 2022 has been about breaking the timeline.
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