D&D Movie/TV Here's The D&D Movie Trailer!

"Who needs heroes when you have thieves?" The movie arrives March 3rd, 2023. Here's the trailer! When they said it was inspired by Guardians of the Galaxy, they weren't kidding! We have dragons, owlbears, mimics, gelatinous cubes, quips, and more!



There was also a clip shown at San Diego Comic Con where the party cast speak with dead, and got to ask five questions. Also, apparently, the D&D cartoon characters from the 80s have a cameo!

 

[Jer]

I'm not going to lie, I thought that Black Dragon was vomiting mud straight across the battlefield and then I was like "oh yeah, acid."

I'll be honest - for a quick second I wondered if there was some unfinished CGI in there before I remembered "oh yeah - D&D movie - not just a generic dragon".

 

[Gradine]

Okay, I'm in.

Also I think Michelle Rodriguez might be a dwarf?

 

[Birmy]

Looks promising; I don't envy the thin line that both the filmmakers and the marketers are going to have to walk with this movie. I hope it works out (for any number of reasons).

 

[mykesfree]

Anyone else see a Red Wizard of Thay?

 

[Jer]

Anyone else see a Red Wizard of Thay?

Yup - for a second I thought it might have been Vecna but I'm pretty sure it was a Red Wizard.

 

[DarkCrisis]

I'm not going to lie, I thought that Black Dragon was vomiting mud straight across the battlefield and then I was like "oh yeah, acid."

Kinda neat to actually see what it would look like in motion.

Found it odd that the acid apparently loses all effect once it lands in the ground and people and animals walk over it.

Looks like fun. Kind of wish the characters WHERE their classes and not people playing a class. Th Barbarian didn’t act like a Barbarian aside from wears no armor and has a big axe. The Bard is a bard because.. he plays a lute and is apparently charismatic.

They are all people being themselves playing a class. Which I guess is D&D.

 

[CleverNickName]

Found it odd that the acid apparently loses all effect once it lands in the ground and people and animals walk over it.

I had the same thought. But that's pretty much how it works in the D&D rules, so I can't really fault them.

 

[UngainlyTitan]

It is funny how even a D&D movie dumps on bards.

 

[payn]

I'll be there. The only one I really hated was the first one back in 99 or whatever.

 

[Weiley31]

Found it odd that the acid apparently loses all effect once it lands in the ground and people and animals walk over it.

I figured the full on effect of the acid is upon impact. I actually looked at the ground a lot more than necessary just to admire the actual sizzling.