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<blockquote data-quote="crazy_monkey1956" data-source="post: 3692231" data-attributes="member: 49514">I like the &quot;one kid from Earth&quot; idea, with the rest of the main cast being stereotypical members of the PHB races and classes.&nbsp; Have the &quot;one kid&quot; wind up in Greyhawk and, because he is the focus of some sort of prophecy, the iconic types are tasked with protecting him as he makes his way toward some place of great significance (that happens to be a location from one of the great 1e adventures), with side treks, mishaps and adventures along the way.Make the kid old enough to have an awkward romantic interest, and have him learn how to be one of the base classes (and simulating leveling as he gains more power throughout the show's run).Make sure the show hits a few of the iconic Greyhawk dungeon locations (for the Dungeons) and have at least one BBEG be a chromatic dragon, and one ally be a metallic dragon (for the Dragons).Each episode gets the &quot;one kid&quot; and his allies closer to their goal, but they have little side adventures and encounters that are resolved within the episode's 22 minutes, with a few episodes focusing entirely on &quot;continuity&quot; stories until the big cliffhanger at the end of the 1st season, where-in our hero must choose between defeating the BBEG or going home.That's my take.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="crazy_monkey1956, post: 3692231, member: 49514"] I like the "one kid from Earth" idea, with the rest of the main cast being stereotypical members of the PHB races and classes. Have the "one kid" wind up in Greyhawk and, because he is the focus of some sort of prophecy, the iconic types are tasked with protecting him as he makes his way toward some place of great significance (that happens to be a location from one of the great 1e adventures), with side treks, mishaps and adventures along the way. Make the kid old enough to have an awkward romantic interest, and have him learn how to be one of the base classes (and simulating leveling as he gains more power throughout the show's run). Make sure the show hits a few of the iconic Greyhawk dungeon locations (for the Dungeons) and have at least one BBEG be a chromatic dragon, and one ally be a metallic dragon (for the Dragons). Each episode gets the "one kid" and his allies closer to their goal, but they have little side adventures and encounters that are resolved within the episode's 22 minutes, with a few episodes focusing entirely on "continuity" stories until the big cliffhanger at the end of the 1st season, where-in our hero must choose between defeating the BBEG or going home. That's my take. [/QUOTE]

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