D&D General Hasbro Pulse announces D&D Dicelings.

[darjr]

Has there been any previous indication that there was a beholder in the movie? We have seen the other three in the trailer.

No, in the thread about the video from Hasbro they do say it isn't from the movie.

 

[Fifth Element]

Just when I thought there were no more sacred cows left to be squeezed for a buck. Need to reach the billion dollar goal somehow.

LOL. TSR merchandized D&D heavily in the earliest days of the game.

 

[Fifth Element]

I sure hope people aren't still saying that in 13 years.

On the other hand, I hope that people will eventually stop judging younger generations for their jargon, especially since such language often originates among marginalized subgroups.

 

[MGibster]

LOL. TSR merchandized D&D heavily in the earliest days of the game.

Oh, yeah. And in an era when the game really wasn't designed for children, they sure marketed the hell out of their merchadise to children.

 

[Levistus's_Leviathan]

On the other hand, I hope that people will eventually stop judging younger generations for their jargon, especially since such language often originates among marginalized subgroups.

I'm a member of Gen Z. Plenty of people in the generation that uses the term thinks it's dumb.

 

[Arilyn]

Classic. They can sell the set with a crayon to fill the numbers in with...

And I still have my crayon.

 

[hedgeknight]

Ordered all four almost immediately - there's something about dice...must...have...them! They probably won't be functional, but they are very cool.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

My dad got my kids the black dragon and the owlbear. The black dragon worked much better than the owlbear, which precipitated a conversation to a new generation about how some transformers are better as ideas than in execution.

 

[Clint_L]

I sure hope people aren't still saying that in 13 years.

Don't worry, "sus" very quickly graduated to the realm of "words that were very briefly in vogue but are now something only your aunt would say." I teach teenagers - that word went from common usage to total cringe in record time.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Don't worry, "sus" very quickly graduated to the realm of "words that were very briefly in vogue but are now something only your aunt would say." I teach teenagers - that word went from common usage to total cringe in record time.

I don't hear it outside of Among Us context, and that with an ironic wink.