Dorian Storm
An air genasi bard who joined the Bells Hells before leaving to rescue his brother.
Dorian Storm is an air genasi bard who traveled to Jrusar alongside Orym and Fearne. Together with other adventurers, they formed the group known as the Crown Keepers before journeying to Jrusar in the summer of 843 PD to support Orym's mission. While he initially joined the Bells Hells after meeting them in Emon, his time with the party was temporary. Dorian eventually left the group to help smuggle his brother out of Marquet, subsequently rejoining the other members of the Crown Keepers in Tal'Dorei.
- Race
- Air Genasi
- Class
- Bard
Lore & Background
Dorian Storm is an air genasi bard with a history tied to the Crown Keepers, a party that originally appeared in Exandria Unlimited. He met Orym of the Air Ashari and Fearne Calloway, along with other adventurers, in Emon. In the summer of 843 PD, he journeyed to Jrusar with them to support Orym's mission regarding an attack on Keyleth that left Orym's husband Will dead. During his time in Jrusar, Dorian helped form the Bells Hells after Sir Bertrand Bell introduced the group to Lord Ariks Eshteross following an encounter with animated furniture. His presence was integral to the early days of the party as they navigated the city and its dangers.
In Their Own Story
Dorian's journey in Campaign 3 began in Emon, where he connected with Orym and Fearne to form the Crown Keepers. By summer 843 PD, the trio traveled to Jrusar, eventually crossing paths with Sir Bertrand Bell. After Bell's death at the hands of Otohan Thull and the subsequent naming of the Bells Hells in his honor, Dorian remained part of the group for a time. However, his narrative arc concluded with a specific departure; he left the Bells Hells to help smuggle his brother out of Marquet. Following this mission, he did not return to the main party but instead rejoined the other members of the Crown Keepers in Tal'Dorei.
Reader's Guide
His primary association is with the Crown Keepers, a group formed in Emon that included Orym and Fearne. He traveled to Jrusar in the summer of 843 PD to aid Orym's investigation into the attack on Keyleth. While he assisted the Bells Hells during their early adventures in Jrusar, his tenure with them was brief. After this departure, he reunited with the Crown Keepers in Tal'Dorei, marking the end of his active participation with the Bells Hells.
Did You Know?
- Dorian Storm is an air genasi bard who traveled to Jrusar in the summer of 843 PD.
- He was a founding member of the Crown Keepers, meeting Orym and Fearne in Emon.
- Dorian left the Bells Hells specifically to help smuggle his brother out of Marquet.
- After leaving the Bells Hells, Dorian rejoined the other members of the Crown Keepers in Tal'Dorei.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dorian Storm?
He is an air genasi bard and noble from Jrusar who originally traveled with Orym to Emon. Though he briefly joined the Bells Hells, he is primarily known as a member of the Crown Keepers.
What are Dorian Storm's powers?
As an air genasi bard, he possesses innate flight capabilities and casts spells through his magical instrument. His combat role focuses on support and manipulation using the College of Whispers tradition.
Why did Dorian leave the Bells Hells?
He departed to return to Marquet in order to rescue his brother, Sorrow, from a dangerous situation. This personal mission took precedence over continuing with the main adventuring group at that time.
Which campaign features Dorian Storm?
This character appears exclusively in Critical Role's third campaign as part of the supporting cast and temporary party members. His storyline begins when he meets Orym before they both arrive in Emon during the summer of 843 PD.
Where is Dorian Storm now?
Following his departure from Emon, he reunited with the Crown Keepers back in Tal'Dorei to resume their activities. He continues to exist within the story alongside other members of that specific group.
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