D&D 5E Best on screen adaptation of the bard (poll)

[Paul Farquhar]

What is the black cauldron? it sounds interesting.

1985 Disney animation based on books by Lloyd Alexander.

I'm told the books are better than the film, and I can easily believe that.

 

[Sacrosanct]

Melisandre from GoT?

She's on that poll

Xena is a bard? You got to be kidding me.

Edit I do not know any of the others, I watch so little TV. Seems I cannot cast my vote here.

What is the black cauldron? it sounds interesting.

Xena isn't a bard. Gabrielle from the show Xena is.

1985 Disney animation based on books by Lloyd Alexander.

I'm told the books are better than the film, and I can easily believe that.

The show is cute, and it obviously made for younger kids, but the books are much better. Highly praised, and well before their time (written in the 60s IIRC, and the toughest, smartest protagonist is the girl Eilonwy, not the boy Taran.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

The books are lovely, lovely reads. Fflewddur Fflam, for example, goes from a milquetoast old man to a boisterous younger fellow.

Yet I still have a soft spot for the movie. I think there's a lot to recommend it. If nothing else, it was one of the early efforts of Tim Burton, back when he was working as an animator for Disney.

1985 Disney animation based on books by Lloyd Alexander.

I'm told the books are better than the film, and I can easily believe that.

 

[Krachek]

Gurney Halleck, Dune

 

[Mister-Kent]

I voted Kubo and Krevlornswath of the Deathwok Clan aka Lorne. I definitely would've also voted Fflewdur Fflam!

 

[KenNYC]

Little late but he sort of fits

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Gurney Halleck, Dune

Good call, I had forgotten about him.

 

[Krachek]

Good call, I had forgotten about him.

Don’t worry, I’m surprise to see somebody that remember him!

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Don’t worry, I’m surprise to see somebody that remember him!

New movie adaptation in the pipeline.