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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 1013182" data-attributes="member: 151">We got it for about $22 at Barnes&amp; Nobles.&nbsp; They didn't have it in stock, so we ordered it.&nbsp; A special edition is planned, with two more endings, I think, for September.It is computer animated, DVD-only.&nbsp; The animation is pretty good, as is the voice-acting.&nbsp; Ed Stark was involved at some level in the production, and it takes place in the Greyhawk setting.&nbsp; While viewing, you'll recognize quite a few spells, and references are made the Suloise Empire, the Baklunish, the Dreadwood, and other Greyhawk info.Is it worth it and how much replay does it have?&nbsp; Those are more complex and ultimately personal questions.&nbsp; I think it was worth it, but I'll just lend it to my players.&nbsp; The replay value, I would assume is moderately limited, since you there are only four endings, and a finite number of branches on the adventure's 'tree'.&nbsp; We've played through it twice, so far, and found several scenes play out differently or don't even occur, depending on what choices you make.Ultimately, it's a novelty.&nbsp; But a fun one.&nbsp; We've spent about two-and-a-half hours with it, so far, so we've easily gotten the normal DVD's use out of it, and we're not done with it.&nbsp; YMMV.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 1013182, member: 151"] We got it for about $22 at Barnes& Nobles. They didn't have it in stock, so we ordered it. A special edition is planned, with two more endings, I think, for September. It is computer animated, DVD-only. The animation is pretty good, as is the voice-acting. Ed Stark was involved at some level in the production, and it takes place in the Greyhawk setting. While viewing, you'll recognize quite a few spells, and references are made the Suloise Empire, the Baklunish, the Dreadwood, and other Greyhawk info. Is it worth it and how much replay does it have? Those are more complex and ultimately personal questions. I think it was worth it, but I'll just lend it to my players. The replay value, I would assume is moderately limited, since you there are only four endings, and a finite number of branches on the adventure's 'tree'. We've played through it twice, so far, and found several scenes play out differently or don't even occur, depending on what choices you make. Ultimately, it's a novelty. But a fun one. We've spent about two-and-a-half hours with it, so far, so we've easily gotten the normal DVD's use out of it, and we're not done with it. YMMV. [/QUOTE]

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