<p>I wanted to address an aspect of Critical Role's success that's mentioned too often called the Matt Mercer effect.  Its most common manifestation is that every Tabletop RPG should be just like Critical Role and every DM should be just like Matthew Mercer.  In this episode, Jeremy breaks down why that's simply unfair to him and to your DM.</p>

I wanted to address an aspect of Critical Role's success that's mentioned too often called the Matt Mercer effect. Its most common manifestation is that every Tabletop RPG should be just like Critical Role and every DM should be just like Matthew Mercer. In this episode, Jeremy breaks down why that's simply unfair to him and to your DM.

<p>I wanted to address an aspect of Critical Role's success that's mentioned too often called the Matt Mercer effect.&nbsp; Its most common manifestation is that every Tabletop RPG should be just like Critical Role and every DM should be just like Matthew Mercer.&nbsp; In this episode, Jeremy breaks down why that's simply unfair to him and to your DM.</p>

Ep 51 - The Matt Mercer Effect and Setting Expectations

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