DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: CRITICAL ROLE PRESENTS - CALL OF THE NETHERDEEP

Pull your chair a little closer to the fire, because this one begins with a plea from the depths.

Critical Role Presents: Call of the Netherdeep is a sweeping Dungeons & Dragons adventure set in the world of Exandria, where ancient sorrow, divine history, and mortal ambition collide beneath the watch of the red moon Ruidus. A long-forgotten champion of the gods, buried for ages in darkness below the world, stirs once more, calling out for heroes to save him before corruption and despair swallow all that remains.

Inspired by the adventures and themes of Critical Role, this campaign carries players from the scarred Wastes of Xhorhas to the shining oasis-city of Ank’Harel on Marquet, and then downward into the haunting depths of the Netherdeep, a realm of gloom, pressure, and otherworldly dread. It’s a tale of discovery and rivalry, built not just around monsters and treasure, but around choices, competing adventurers, and the question of what kind of heroes your party will become when fate begins to pull at the strings.

Designed for characters levels 3–12, this book offers a full seven-chapter campaign, making it a fine road for groups who want a complete story with high stakes and a strong emotional core. Along the way, you’ll find new magic items, new creatures, striking art from across Exandria, a poster map of Ank’Harel, and one of the adventure’s most memorable features: rival NPCs whose presence can shape the story nearly as much as the players themselves.

What’s inside:

• A full D&D campaign for levels 3–12
• The first major D&D adventure book set in Critical Role’s Exandria
• A multi-continental story spanning Xhorhas, Marquet, and the Netherdeep
• Seven chapters of adventure tied to themes from Critical Role’s campaigns
• A poster map of Ank’Harel
• New magic items, creatures, and rival NPCs
• Original artwork depicting the world of Exandria

A fine tome for the table that likes its adventures heroic, haunted, and touched by the deep pull of destiny.