I don't know who owns the IP for the old D&D cartoon characters, but they're using WotC's dragon designs for Tiamat's heads. I wonder if there's any copyright violation going on in this ad?
I'd watch a show about the adult version of those kids tht are drawn back to that world as adults in their 40s.
To be fair, people expecting a "heroic" ending to GoT had completely missed GRRM's point.
I didn't expect a "heroic" ending to GoT, I expected just a good ending!
"A bit" clumsy? Surely, you jest.The ending was planned all along, thoroughly set up, and signalled by GRRM in interviews. How the program reached the ending was a bit clumsy, perhaps because certain directors and cast members (mentioning no Emilia Clarkes in particular) treated the story as if it was a conventional heroic narrative.
"A bit" clumsy? Surely, you jest.
Blaming it on Clarke & Co is not classy at all.
Have a downvote.
Yes, and I'm saying that putting the blame on the actress is not classy at all.Clarke was the was the one who played the character as a lawful good paladin who only wanted to conquer the world for perfectly justifiable reasons (and it's okay to crucify or burn thousands so long as they are "always chaotic evil"). The character shouldn't have unconvincingly turned evil - she was supposed to be evil all along!
Yes, and I'm saying that putting the blame on the actress is not classy at all.