Sam Riegel's Crash Pandas One-Shot
Critical Role・2 minutes read
Sam Riegel hosts a special oneshot to thank supporters of the Pablove Foundation, raising over $70,000 with a revised goal of $75,000 for a fireside chat. Players engage in a Trash Pandas game involving raccoons and street racing, with unique characters, car modifications, and strategic decisions leading to victory in the R.O.D.E.N.T Championships.
Insights
- Sam Riegel introduces Crash Pandas as a special oneshot to thank supporters of the Pablove Foundation, raising over $70,000.
- Players for the Trash Pandas game include Travis, Laura, Liam, Marisha, and Matt, with Grant Howitt as the game's writer.
- The game revolves around raccoons in Los Angeles aiming to enter a dangerous street-racing competition for humans to access the best trash supply.
- The group successfully gets into the ice cream truck, now named Mr. Fasty, for the race, encountering various challenges and decisions.
- Marisha impresses with a successful social media campaign that leads to a character losing her job and sponsorships.
- Revenge is enacted on rats controlling cars during the race, culminating in victory and respect from Vin Diesel, ending the game on a comical note.
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Recent questions
What is Crash Pandas?
A special oneshot game for charity.
Who are the players in Crash Pandas?
Travis, Laura, Liam, Marisha, and Matt.
What is the goal of Crash Pandas?
To raise funds for the Pablove Foundation.
What are the unique stats in Crash Pandas?
Alacrity, chutzpah, ferociousness, and rotundity.
What is the setting of Crash Pandas?
Los Angeles, where raccoons struggle for food.
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