D&D Cartoon on DVD: What's in the book?

[Technomancer]

Question about the new DVD box set of the old D&D cartoon series. This may seem like it belongs in media lounge, but I'm actually curious about the D&D/RPG book that comes with it, so I think this qualifies as General RPG.

From what I could tell from the box, the 30-page book contains the character statted up in 3.5 terms. What else is in the book? Does anyone have it?

 

[Mouseferatu]

I've got it.

It includes 3.5 stats for all the kids, Uni, Shadow Demon, and Venger. (CR 21!! )

It's also got stats for all six magic weapons.

Unfortunately, while the book's content is pretty cool, the book itself is of awful construction. Mine was already falling apart when I opened the DVD box (pages detached from cover), and I understand I'm far from the only person with this problem.

 

[Technomancer]

I've got it.

It includes 3.5 stats for all the kids, Uni, Shadow Demon, and Venger. (CR 21!! )

It's also got stats for all six magic weapons.

Unfortunately, while the book's content is pretty cool, the book itself is of awful construction. Mine was already falling apart when I opened the DVD box (pages detached from cover), and I understand I'm far from the only person with this problem.

Is that the extent of it? I was hoping it might also have a section covering the people and places they encountered in the show, sort of a mini-encyclopedia.

 

[demiurge1138]

There's also a little adventure in it - four encounter areas put together from D&D Basic Game and Frostfell Rift maps. The encounters are neat, and very "classic" in set-up (fighting twenty-four orcs, four ogres, an ogre chief and six dwarves in the first one). It could make for a good night's gaming.

Demiurge out.

 

[demiurge1138]

Is that the extent of it? I was hoping it might also have a section covering the people and places they encountered in the show, sort of a mini-encyclopedia.

That's not in the booklet, but on the discs themselves there are apparently articles on monsters, characters and items with embedded clips.

Demiurge out.

 

[Mouseferatu]

There's also a little adventure in it - four encounter areas put together from D&D Basic Game and Frostfell Rift maps. The encounters are neat, and very "classic" in set-up (fighting twenty-four orcs, four ogres, an ogre chief and six dwarves in the first one). It could make for a good night's gaming.

D'oh! I can't believe I forgot about that. Especially considering how well I ought to know those maps.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Sadly, that is correct. Within seconds of me opening it, the very same thing happened to me.

Other than that, I'm very pleased with the release...that it's in a little red boxed set is a perfect match for the nostalgia the series evokes.

Unfortunately, while the book's content is pretty cool, the book itself is of awful construction. Mine was already falling apart when I opened the DVD box (pages detached from cover), and I understand I'm far from the only person with this problem.