D&D General Hasbro enters gambling deal using Dungeons & Dragons intellectual property

[Sorcerers Apprentice]

Maybe they could do an ENslot game where we gamble forum ratings instead of money?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

What a waste of page space. Nobody is ever going to run these monsters that serve no narrative purpose.

Judging by this thread, I think plenty of groups would like to kill virtual slot machines.

 

[Wolfram stout]

Curious. But, a little more than simple slots. What is a “story driven” slot machine?

TomB

At a guess: you buy a certain amount of credits. This becomes your hit points. A "good" fantasy avatar appears that represents you. A monster appears with a 3*3 grid that is the spinners. You decide on each"roll" how much you are risking. You hit the spin button and the avatars have little attack animations and based on your roll the hit points go down. If you get lucky you kill the monster and win more credits/hit points and can face bigger monsters with more risk more reward. If you keep playing things just keep getting bigger.

Rather insidious.

 

[Joshua Randall]

Maybe they could do an ENslot game where we gamble forum ratings instead of money?

Three quatloos on Crothian!

 

[trappedslider]

People are still clutching their pearls over gambling? What decade is this?

It's more of "how dare they use a brand I love like this"

Judging by this thread, I think plenty of groups would like to kill virtual slot machines.

And any other use of the D&D brand that they don't approve of.