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Gunnery Sergeant Hartman is not someone I would consider a healer, to be fair. I doubt Private Pyle would either...

I'd be down for a Phantasy Star TTRPG... especially Phantasy Star IV.

At this point I would make a joke about shouting arms back on but I value my safety too much

Also, the main branch of Disney doesn't believe on making money off of things that aren't already in the public domain

We've already established that the best D&D movies are the Fast & Furious films

If there's one thing I learned from Psych, it's that Santa Barbara has tons of murder. :ROFLMAO:

I mean, the 4e PHB failed to include both gnomes and Bards, I would find it hard to believe it's not his favorite edition on that basis alone.

Then there's this low hanging fruit

We could always design a dark, OSR Star Wars RPG and call it Mork Porg

I'm considerably less suprised that someone said it and I fully missed it, despite it looking for it 😅

Surprised Record of Lodoss War hasn't come up yet, despite being specifically based on a D&D campaign. Some JRPGs I'd include: Phantasy Star series (sci-fi but more science fantasy in its classic incarnations) Shining Force I + II Lufia 2 Triangle Strategy Romancing SaGa series Octopath...

You make a persuasive argument

I can't speak for BoVD myself, I never ended up seeing it, but Wrath of the Dragon God really did capture the game. My favorite part is when the lich that allied with the villain sees that the villain is losing and is like "You know what, I got my own stuff going on, have fun dealing with this"...

The trick here is to either (a) actually have a good singing voice, or (b) lean heavily into the spirit of karaoke.

I mean, I doubt it will be anywhere close to SyFy made-for-TV slop. At worst we're probably looking at Shadow and Bone season 2. The good news though is that at best we could be seeing more like Shadow and Bone season 1.

My hot SyFy take; for the low budget, RiffTrax-esque made-for-TV slop that it was, the second D&D movie was gourmet slop

I know it was over twenty years ago but still, Sean Bean is like right there

Okay. Um.... no? I mean, you're certainly entitled to think that that's how it ought to be, but it's also pretty painfully obvious that the things that are actually in the books actually matter to an awful lot of people, whether those things are positively or negatively received. I mean, take...