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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8366438" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I guess here we could talk about artistic licence. There are miniatures because these visually help better to tell the story. It is like when in an action-live production set in other decade certain furnitures are showed in the house, but in that age they are too expensive for characters from that social class. ---Not totally off-topic:[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/ent/one-word-kill-series.html[/URL]<h3><a href="https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/ent/one-word-kill-series.html" target="_blank">A Popular Fantasy Series Is Getting A Television Adaptation</a></h3>The show spans all three books in the Impossible Times trilogy — One Word Kill, Limited Wish, Dispel Illusion — released in 2019. Mark Lawrence’s YA series tells the curiously confounding case of Nick Hayes, a teen prodigy who spends his every waking moment playing Dungeons & Dragons with friends. He begins reassessing life and everything he has worked toward when he is diagnosed with leukemia at 15; the prognosis is abysmal. He is not expected to live much longer.Then, fate intervenes: a girl named Mia joins Nick’s D&D group and she is as entrancing as she is a mystery. It would have been your standard “boy meets girl, boy falls for girl” storyline if not for world-ending shenanigans suddenly taking over. A man reveals Mia is in danger..---If "Stranger Things" helped to promote the brand of D&D, what do you think about the future Hasbro's strategy for "product emplacement" in the main media? What should be the next Hasbro's choices after the end of the five-year partnership deal with Paramount?</blockquote>

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