D&D General Best on screen adaptations of Wuxia D&D multiclassed Bard/Monks and Western Prohibition-Era Gangster Plot Themes

[CleverNickName]

Similar to the barbarian and bard polls. This time, Wuxia-themed D&D multiclassed Bard/Monks that combine elements of Hong Kong Action-style films with western, Prohibition-era "gangster" themes. Which adaptations do you feel from the poll work best to exemplify this build? On screen only, no literary references.

(Hat tip to @Sacrosanct . Mimicry is the highest form of praise, you know.)

(It's a parody poll. -500 internets to anyone who takes this seriously.)

 

[Sacrosanct]

It is, but you only have two options? And I was going in alphabetical order. Now I'm all messed up

 

[Fenris-77]

Well this has to be the most specific poll I've seen in many a year. I'd vote, but there are too many options.

 

[lowkey13]

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[Prakriti]

You forgot Arnold Schwarzenegger in Jingle All the Way.

 

[Jacob Lewis]

 

[Salthorae]

Whew... I voted for the right one!

 

[Count_Zero]

No mention of Huang Xuemei from Deadful Melody?

 

[CleverNickName]

Fair points, all. These are some excellent on-screen adaptations of Wuxia Bard/Monks. But the poll is not just about the Wuxia Bard/Monks. It's about Wuxia Bard/Monks using Western, Prohibition-era Gangster plot themes.

Blast, I'm taking this too seriously. -500 internets to me, hoisted by my own petard.

 

[Longspeak]

I voted for the harpists. I just LOVED their routine, and their awesome music. I bought the soundtrack, but every time I listen to it I need to find a new place to live.