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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brodie" data-source="post: 7738961" data-attributes="member: 6776288">Yes, this. Let's also not forget the liberties Stranger Things has taken with D&D.Going by what I remember of the book, Halliday was about the same age (maybe a few years older) than the kids in Stranger Things. Those kids were clearly learning and playing the game on their own, using what they could understand and making up ruling for what they couldn't. The same logic could be applied to Halliday. Sure, as he got older he probably understood that initial concept of things was flawed and inaccurate, but who here among us can say that we easily shook off childhood perceptions?As for whether or not Tomb of Horrors is in the movie... I don't know in the slightest. What I do know is that it's pretty integral to the plot and basically sets the rest of the story (for Wade, that is) in motion. I know I'm going to lose some street cred here for saying this, but I honestly don't know the difference between a lich and demi-lich, either.</blockquote>