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Message: <blockquote data-quote="frankthedm" data-source="post: 2523430" data-attributes="member: 1164">How about wizards not trying to fireball creatures that are supposed to be immune to fire?Raise snails to kill him slowly, very slowly. Though i actually want the movie to start with the intended ending of the first, where the red stone is left on the grave of snalls,  Ridley says his goodbyes and walks away[pesumably down the path of paladin, which if he falls off of, he does have 5 ranks in hide...Good idea. It should be stacked with lots of creatures... that fight back.Though given that it took Peter Jackson took 3 movies before a wizard to throw a fireball, i don't think he is my top choice, He downplays flashy combat magic too much. Now an Iron Heroes movie, that PJ would be perfect for. The D&D movies need big flashy spells and magical effect and lots of them, not just flashes of light. Webs that help and hinder the party. beholders using their eye rays ala Mars Attacks.A rust monsterA explanation for the blue/purple lipstick. I can understand its likely a protective item [like how eyeshadow protects vs the evil eye in mythology] but it just looks wrong.</blockquote>