WOTC Brings Us The Stream of Many Eyes, New Story Line Revealed !

WOTC Brings Us The Stream of Many Eyes, New Story Line Revealed !

 

On June 1 – 3 2018, D&D will bring tons of Twitch streamers, actors, comedians and D&D luminaries to the Stream of Many Eyes, a three-day livestreamed extravaganza full of cosplay, crazy sets and amazing stories. During the Stream of Many Eyes – #SOMEDND – the D&D team will unveil the new adventure story coming this year and showcase extraordinary D&D live play entertainment, and it will all stream live on twitch.tv/dnd.

 

 

Special guests for the event include Critical Role cast members Matt Mercer and Travis Willingham, actors (and D&D enthusiasts) Matthew Lilliard, Joe Manganiello and Deborah Ann Woll. Multiple D&D groups from popular streaming shows seen on D&D’s Twich channel will also be on hand for the action.

 

The Stream of Many Eyes starts at 4pm PT on Friday, June 1st, with a visual tour of the studio led by host Anna Prosser Robinson and a roundtable conversation with the D&D team on the new storyline and what makes it so exciting. Dungeons & Dragons will then present live D&D play sessions with Force Grey & Dice, Camera, Action.

 

On Saturday, June 2nd, the livestream kicks off at 10 AM PT with Sirens of the Realms. Saturday’s games will feature well-known D&D gaming group Girls, Guts, Glory as well newer groups Rivals of Waterdeep and Dark & Dicey, all previewing content from the new story. The entertainment will run all day, wrapping up at 7 PM PT.

 

Four groups will perform on Sunday, June 3rd, beginning at 11 AM PT and streaming until 8 PM PT. Games will include members of Critical Role, High Rollers, Force Grey and the entire cast of Dice, Camera, Action performing together in costume for the first time.

 

D&D fans around the world can watch all the excitement unfold on twitch.tv/dnd, and on Sunday only, fans in the Los Angeles area can buy tickets to watch one of the live games in person. The live ticketed experience includes a curated set tour, live performances from musicians, dancers and stunt-people, food trucks, a D&D pop-up store full of merch, and of course some of your favorite gaming groups.

 

 

High Rollers

Join D&D at the Stream of Many Eyes (June 3, 10am-1pm PT). Take an exclusive tour of the streets of the Forgotten Realms and watch The Yogscast’s Mark Hulmes, voice-over actor and YouTube creator, brings his love for action/adventure movies to the gaming table for a live 90-minute D&D adventure; including special guest Matthew Lillard!

Buy Tickets (includes bag of D&D merch and a seat in the live studio audience): 213.20 (with fees)

 

Dice, Camera, Action!

Join D&D at the Stream of Many Eyes (June 3, 12:15pm-3:30pm PT). Take an exclusive tour of the streets of the Forgotten Realms and watch Dungeon Master extraordinaire, Chris Perkins, run the Wafflecrew through a live play-through of D&D’s latest storyline.

Buy Tickets (includes bag of D&D merch and a seat in the live studio audience):213.20 (with fees)

 

A Special Adventure

Join D&D at the Stream of Many Eyes (June 3, 2:45pm-6:00pm PT). Take an exclusive tour of the streets of the Forgotten Realms and watch Deborah Ann Woll present an extraordinary adventure, Dungeon Mastering for a group of special guests!

Buy Tickets (includes bag of D&D merch and a seat in the live studio audience):213.20 (with fees)

 

 

Jocks Machina

Join D&D at the Stream of Many Eyes (June 3, 5:15pm-8:15pm PT). Grog (Travis Willingham) and Arkhan (Joe Manganiello) put their differences aside long enough to lead an ALL-STAR, ALL-TANK party out of a tough situation DM’d by D&D Creative Director Mike Mearls. With special guests you won’t want to miss!

Buy Tickets (includes bag of D&D merch and a seat in the live studio audience):213.20 (with fees)

 

Check out the full schedule and buy tickets at dnd.wizards.com/some. Tickets are limited – so if you’ll be in the L.A. area on June 3rd make sure to grab them quick!


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