D&D General Illithid exist in the Star Wars universe?

[generic]

A Spelljammer cartoon series on a cable network would be amazing.

Stranger things, like Stranger Things, have happened.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Stranger things, like Stranger Things, have happened.

A cartoon might be the only venue in which i'd be interested in Spelljammer.

 

[generic]

A cartoon might be the only venue in which i'd be interested in Spelljammer.

The same can be said for me. I'm a lover of Sci-Fi, but not the insane Sci-Fantasy of Spelljammer, or, at least, it's not my favorite flavor of fantasy. A cartoon would be great, though.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

The same can be said for me. I'm a lover of Sci-Fi, but not the insane Sci-Fantasy of Spelljammer, or, at least, it's not my favorite flavor of fantasy. A cartoon would be great, though.

Yep. I love Adventure Time, but I wouldn't necessarily be into it as a TTRPG setting.

Now, if you took the very basic premise of Spelljammer, and redid it from the ground up to be less...just...aggressively, this was only vaguely normal in the 80's, what is even happening, silly, I'd be into it.

 

[generic]

Yep. I love Adventure Time, but I wouldn't necessarily be into it as a TTRPG setting.

Now, if you took the very basic premise of Spelljammer, and redid it from the ground up to be less...just...aggressively, this was only vaguely normal in the 80's, what is even happening, silly, I'd be into it.

Yeah. It's not the type of H a r d S c i e n c e that I might enjoy, but it's great for Sci-Fantasy adventuring.

Reduce the drug-induced nightmare portions of it, and kill the Giff.

 

[Nebulous]

I think the imagery and setting is highly unique, and if they cut out the corny fluff (like space gerbils or hamsters, or whatever) and gave it a slightly scarier edge, it would make an excellent cartoon. (and ax the hippomen please). I don't mind some silly stuff, but it can easily tip too far.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

The matter is nobody needs WotC's copyright to publish its own version of Spelljammer. Disney itself published, now foggorten, the threasure planet.

 

[Tony Vargas]

Hmmm ... so does this mean that light sabers will soon be on an official equipment list?

Brilliant Energy Bastard Swords (and double-swords) go back to 3.0, so, there's precedent.

Also Sun Blades.

Obviously ripped from Taiyou no Ouji: Horus no Daibouken (broadcast in the 70s as "Little Norse Prince").


But, yeah the Ilithid and Mairan are both just 2-bit Starspawn of C'thulhu.

 

[jayoungr]

Reduce the drug-induced nightmare portions of it, and kill the Giff.

But the drug-induced nightmare stuff (including Giff) is the best part!

 

[Weiley31]

Well they both used 3.0/3.5 Edition rules. And in Universe lore wise, both of their respective magic systems were quite OP when compared to the mundane. The Multi-Verse/Galaxy was quite a kooky place after Vecna Must Die ya know.