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For something completely different . . . I think someday it would be great to see a faithful dramatization of the story that started the negative vibe surrounding D&D in the early days. The tale of James Dallas Egbert III (<http://ptgptb.org/0006/egbert.html>) deals only in the slightest...

Rouse, I agree wholeheartedly that "The Legend of Drizzt", and specifically "The Icewind Dale Trilogy", seems to be the best bet for a blockbuster for the masses. I don't game (don't shoot me!), but I've been following the drow ranger since the first edition of The Crystal Shard, and there's...