Critical Role is getting another UniVersus card game release for their 10th Anniversary. It will include two starter decks ...

Attention, Critters! Critical Role next year is turning 10, and the Dungeons & Dragon role-playing troupe is staging a worldwide tour to mark the milestone. In 2025, Critical Role’s eight ...

Critical Role is back with great news! The live Dungeons & Dragons players are embarking on a world tour to celebrate the series’ 10th anniversary. In 2025, the tour will head to five different ...

Ten years later, the crew behind "Critical Role" and the nerdworld business of the same name are taking their show on the road — for a multi-city tour. This tour, which will take the team of ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link "The Legend of Vox Machina," a Critical Role animated series on Prime Video, aired the last set of episodes from its third season on Thursday ...

The third season of the animated series The Legend of Vox Machina is now streaming in full, and the Critical Role role-playing team is ready to talk about it — without digging into spoilers just ...

SIR John Nott has died aged 92 ... minister refused these attempts and he instead went on to play a crucial role in the conflict. He remained in his role until he was replaced by Michael Hesentine ...

A former MP who spent much of his life in Cornwall, his "favourite place", has died. Sir John Nott, who was the St Ives MP and defence secretary in Margaret Thatcher’s cabinet, passed away aged 92.

Sir John pictured with his daughter Sasha SwireCredit: X/SashaSwire Sasha Swire, his daughter, confirmed the news of his death on X, writing: "RIP my beloved father, John Nott, protector ...

Sir John Nott, Margaret Thatcher’s defence secretary ... state for trade and then as defence secretary, playing a crucial role in the Falklands conflict in 1982. Sir John offered his resignation ...

Mrs Thatcher – who was starting to lose faith in Nott as a cost-cutter – acknowledged Trident’s role in the defeat, but when The Daily Telegraph’s Nicholas Comfort reported this ...