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So good! So very, very, very good! I think it's too modern to make the OP's list.
Only if we're talking about 4e, since everyone in the Magicians has super powers

So good! So very, very, very good! I think it's too modern to make the OP's list.
I suppose in a way. It's a Narnia take-off, and IDK Narnia was that big an influence on D&D. But, the blatant anachronism in D&D do make it fit an urban-fantasy-ish sub-genre rather better than might be expected.1. The Magicians ( best D&D show ever made)
idk I never watched Goblin Slayer, it's not the kind of fantasy story I enjoy, but how much worse is it than Game of Thrones? or The Witcher for that matter.Well. One of the Anime series is Goblin Slayer. And that first episode is pretty... graphic in its violence. So I would say it is pretty lewd.
I suppose in a way. It's a Narnia take-off, and IDK Narnia was that big an influence on D&D. But, the blatant anachronism in D&D do make it fit an urban-fantasy-ish sub-genre rather better than might be expected.
That and everyone's playing a magic-user, of course.
And it's probably only the second time I've seen Somatic Components of the complexity D&D implies given such prominence. The other, of course, being the Roger Corman classic, "The Raven."
And The Magicians goes into remarkable detail and is fairly consistent, with them, too.
this for me was Mass Effect, but people get mad at me when I call Biotics "space magic"And it's probably only the second time I've seen Somatic Components of the complexity D&D implies given such prominence. The other, of course, being the Roger Corman classic, "The Raven."
And The Magicians goes into remarkable detail and is fairly consistent, with them, too.