Recent content by Carl H

D&D has had more social impact than all but a very few other games and toys. It definitely belongs in there.

To be fair it essentially dropped to #2 to itself.

A Vin Diesel helmed D&D film will very likely still miss the mark. Fantasy films are hard to pull off. But getting him involved at least guarantees it will be a passion project for someone involved.

Matt Mercer has indicated on Twitter the session was indeed filmed and will be available to view. https://mobile.twitter.com/matthewmercer/status/651193283268374529

I'm a little confused about what Corpsetaker thinks of wotc's current offerings.

This is Jeff Easley art from the days of 2nd edition, It was the cover of Eye of the Beholder and seems like it was named Trick or Treat. Here is the artists website with the image http://www.jeffeasleyart.com/See_Jeff_Easley_Art.html While I am not sure if it was ever used in a d&d book...

Well... That is a pretty logical and sound argument.

I think it would be a mistake to make this a grim gritty serious fantasy movie. I would prefer it go "the gamers" route personally. Though I don't expect that.

This movie will come out while Colbert is hosting late night.

There is literally nobody else I want involved in this movie more than I want Vin Diesel involved in this movie. Edgar Wright is a close second.

They should of called it ampersand

I'm happy to see my article well received. I do plan on submitting again.

To be fair they said "possibly the biggest" and that will just depend on how popular the show becomes.

Thanks. That's actually a bit of an Easter egg.

If Dungeons & Dragons has taught me anything, it's that imaginary worlds require no caveats to matter or be counted. Happy 50th Forgotten Realms.