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Curious beginnings indeed. Mighty Nein, from the brilliant minds behind Critical Role, is coming to Prime Video. Marisha Ray Matthew Mercer Liam O'Brien Travis Willingham Laura Bailey Taliesin Jaffe Sam Riegel

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Colm R. McGuinnessvor 3 Jahren

@PrimeVideo @Marisha_Ray @matthewmercer @VoiceOfOBrien @WillingBlam @LauraBaileyVO @executivegoth @samriegel "Mam! I did a thing!" The thing:

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Mark aka Sherlock Hulmesvor 3 Jahren

@PrimeVideo @Marisha_Ray @matthewmercer @VoiceOfOBrien @WillingBlam @LauraBaileyVO @executivegoth @samriegel Congrats chums! Super excited to see the Nein on screen!

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Wickedly Emotional After Veilguardvor 3 Jahren

@CriticalRole @PrimeVideo THIS IS WHAT TRAVIS MEANT TO BE ON THE LOOK OUT ON SOCIALS TODAY LES GOOOOOO

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Skooba / Comic and Freelance Game Artistvor 3 Jahren

@PrimeVideo @Marisha_Ray @matthewmercer @VoiceOfOBrien @WillingBlam @LauraBaileyVO @executivegoth @samriegel Please please please please please 🥺🙏

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Sztrot 🍒🌙✨️vor 3 Jahren

@CriticalRole @PrimeVideo @Marisha_Ray @matthewmercer @VoiceOfOBrien @WillingBlam @LauraBaileyVO @executivegoth @samriegel Honestly, human culture is gonna peak when this comes out, The Mighty Nine is the best campaign out of all 3 seasons, I'm so happy and so thankful that I will be there to witness this wonderful story get animated

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The Legend of Vox Machinavor 3 Jahren

@CriticalRole @PrimeVideo @Marisha_Ray @matthewmercer @VoiceOfOBrien @WillingBlam @LauraBaileyVO @executivegoth @samriegel

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✧yeehaw✧ Essential NPCvor 3 Jahren

@CriticalRole @PrimeVideo @Marisha_Ray @matthewmercer @VoiceOfOBrien @WillingBlam @LauraBaileyVO @executivegoth @samriegel HOLY SHIT

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Natalievor 3 Jahren

@PrimeVideo @Marisha_Ray @matthewmercer @VoiceOfOBrien @WillingBlam @LauraBaileyVO @executivegoth @samriegel This party literally got me through some of the lowest moments of my life during COVID. I am so excited! Congrats y’all - I can’t wait to hear more about it! 🥹😭🫶

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The Legend of Vox Machinavor 3 Jahren

@exandrianelf @PrimeVideo @Marisha_Ray @matthewmercer @VoiceOfOBrien @WillingBlam @LauraBaileyVO @executivegoth @samriegel 💜Stay Tuned!💜

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