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Wait a second.... checks vast library of 3.5 books for Drow references Phew! Nothing to worry about.

Live action? That's not going to make it past 1 season. Animated is the way to go.

DC20 is coming out later this year, but from the looks of his livestreams, they're doing just fine. Thanks for the concern.

Backed Glumdark in a heartbeat. I was gonna use it along with my Shadowdark and Knave 2e books. But yeah, it's system neutral, so should be useful for any game.

Animated is the way to go. Something like Vox Machina or Twilight of the Gods. Honor Among Thieves had its fans, but was ultimately a flop financially. Another movie in that vein will not be profitable.

And yet it was one of their best settings IMO.

No mention of Dark Sun or Birthright. Phew! That was a close one.

Same here. They seem a bit too generic. My favorites remain the Todd Lockwood dragons from 3.5e

Ooo, lots of OSR stuff in the works. I love it.

The show likely thought it would be "cute" to turn the evil lich into a snail rather than destroy him with a much more flashy spell. That scene was supposed to be high tension, with people being killed left and right, and then BOOP, awww, look at the cute snail.

You'll see what you want to see I guess. Nope. Black comedy and satire are two different things. This episode was neither so your point is irrelevant.

Well thankfully we won't be subjected to that since D&D isn't doing any more tv or movies. D&D gnomes have large heads yes, but most of the past art hasn't been this bad. This one was just weird. And Halflings never had large heads, that was a stupid 5e art decision that most people didn't...

Year Zero engine can do horror, as demonstrated with their Vaesen and Alien games.

The only one who got any kind of exposition was the goliath. The other 4 were barely shown outside of the bridge combat. I can't even remember what they looked like beyond the freakishly large head of the gnome. Not sure if you are familiar with WH40k lore then. Titus is kind of a big deal in...

Only watched the D&D and Warhammer ones so far. D&D one was...OK. A lot of parts were sorta predictable. The spell effects were pretty accurate and recognizable (except for the big flamethrower spell used by the mage). Polymorphing the lich was goofy, broke immersion in the scene. Also would...

Indeed. And those games were also very meh compared to the originals.

Kind of a cop-out if you ask me. They could have easily done a Savage Worlds Evil Dead book, or used any number of other horror-themed rpg's. But no, the grey blob of 5e absorbs yet another book.

Man, totally would have backed Evil Dead if it wasn't a 5e game. Oh well.

Correct, it's closer to D&D 4e, but still distinct.