Over the years, Critical Role has featured plenty of romances across its Dungeons & Dragons campaigns and one-shots. These include the angst-ridden yet sweet love between haughty noble Percival Del Rolo and strong-willed ranger Vex’ahlia in Campaign 1, and the intriguing will-they-won’t-they dynamic between warlock Fjord Stone and the bubbly tiefling cleric Jester in Campaign 2.

Critical Role cast member and co-founder Laura Bailey takes center stage in both romances, and it’s easy to see why. Bailey isn’t afraid to challenge character dynamics, whether her character is tricking a hag with a magical cupcake or slicing and dicing her greatest enemy. However, Bailey completely changed the game when she kickstarted a unique romance in Campaign 3.

During her recent Founders Favorite interview on Critical Role's streaming service, Beacon, Bailey reflected on some of her favorite moments in Critical Role history. One stood out: the rise of Imodna, aka the romance between Imogen Temult (Bailey) and Laudna (Marisha Ray).

In Campaign 3, Bailey played Imogen Temult, a human sorcerer. A country girl whose psychic and telepathic powers made her a social outcast, Imogen found peace only after meeting Laudna, an undead sorceress and warlock whose patron is the foreboding, despicable necromancer Delilah Briarwood, known to Critters from Campaign 1 and the animated series The Legend of Vox Machina.

Throughout Campaign 3, the two found a new family in the party Bells Hells. From the start, it was clear Imogen and Laudna felt strongly for each other. While it certainly seemed romantic — who can forget Imogen's jealousy arc in Bassuras?

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