Critical Role Chronicles Of Exandria Hardcover Deluxe Edition Mighty Nein

Critical Role Chronicles Of Exandria Hardcover Deluxe Edition Mighty NeinJourney through Wildemount alongside the motley group known as the Mighty Nein! Encompassing the first chapters of Critical Role's second campaign, this tome illustrates the adventures of our unlikely heroes as they meet in Trostenwald, struggle through a heartbreaking encounter with the Iron Shepherds, and more. Featuring stunning works by artists from the Critter community, Critical Role: The Chronicles of Exandria The Mighty Nein is a beautiful way

Journey through Wildemount alongside the motley group known as the Mighty Nein! Encompassing the first chapters of Critical Role's second campaign, this tome illustrates the adventures of our unlikely heroes as they meet in Trostenwald, struggle through a heartbreaking encounter with the Iron Shepherds, and more. Featuring stunning works by artists from the Critter community, Critical Role: The Chronicles of Exandria--The Mighty Nein is a beautiful way to revisit the origin of the Mighty Nein through the perspective of Expositor Beauregard Lionett and the archivists of the Cobalt Soul. The deluxe edition of The Chronicles of Exandria--The Mighty Nein boasts 264 pages of art created by the Critical Role community and accompanying text written by Liam O'Brien, Taliesin Jaffe, Dani Carr, and the cast of Critical Role. It also includes the following extras, exclusive to the deluxe edition: o A faux-leather, foil-stamped cover and decorative clamshell box featuring art by Lauryn Ipsum and designed by Cindy Cacarez-Sprague o An annotated cloth map of the Dwendalian Empire by Deven Rue o A triptych-style lithograph featuring exclusive art by Sam Hogg o Character sketches of each of the Mighty Nein by Nick Robles o A flyer for the Fletching & Moondrop Traveling Carnival of Curiosities by Will Kirkby o A sumptuous invitation to the Lavish Chateau by Helen Mask o Blueprints for the Tinkertop Bolt Blaster 1000 by Fernando Furukawa o A pamphlet on the Traveler by Ceri Giddens o Flower sketches by Lauryn Ipsum