Whenever a Critical Rolecampaign ends, its always a big deal. The finales are events unto themselves, and fans tend to leave them excited for the futurewhich is good, because the Actual Play series is already teasing its next moves. On Thursday, February 6, the Bells Hells campaignwill close with an eight and a half hour episode. It makes for the longest Critical Roleconclusion to date: finales for the first two core campaigns were four-and-a-half and seven hours long, respectively, and cappers for the Exandria Unlimitedspinoff stories have largely stayed in the three to five-hour range of standard campaign episodes. (The one exception being Calamity,whose last episode wrapped at just over six hours.) For anyone who doesnt have it in them to watch the whole livestream on Beacon, Twitch, or YouTube throughout the night, itll be a YouTube VOD orpodcast the following week. After Bells,Critical Roleis bringing backExandria Unlimitedwith a new four-part adventure, Divergence,which starts on February 13. The series will focus on the Prime Deities leaving the world of Exandria after the in-universe Calamity went down, and see Brennan Lee Mulligan return as the dungeon master. Player-wise, the cast will consist of Jasmine Don (Legend of Vox Machina), Alex Ward (Salems Lot), and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Celia Rose Gooding, plusRoleco-creators Matt Mercer and Liam OBrien. Between the Bells ending and Divergence,Critical Role is getting some big events for its 10-year anniversary. The franchises post-Divergence future is currentlyin the air, but this is far from the end. In the announcement, creative director Marisha Ray promised there would be more Actual Play stories on the horizon, noting the story continues with a simple turn of the page. Im very excited to see what happens next in this story that remains to be written by the incredible emergent storytellers who are picking up the pen. Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, whats next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.