Ryujin
Legend
One of my previous avatar pics showed me in a welded stainless steel shirt that I made myselfI wasn't aware that you made it. I thought that was random picture from the web. My apologies.
One of my previous avatar pics showed me in a welded stainless steel shirt that I made myselfI wasn't aware that you made it. I thought that was random picture from the web. My apologies.
The chain shirt weighs around 30 pounds, so in AD&D range for weight. It's 5/16", 16 gauge rings.How heavy was it?
The model a friend of yours?
I'm not trying to derail the thread. All the sudden I have questions. LOL
To be fair, the last one was a Canadian 125GP motorcycle racing champion, not a modelI need a talent that could allow me to be friends with models.
Kind of like the gamer version of the Wilhelm Scream. I like that.I need the sound of dice being rolled on a table dropped into the sound mix somewhere, even if no dice are present. Just mixed into some other sound effect will do (maybe tumbling rocks or rubble), but apparent enough for an attentive listener.
I think that the best way to do a D&D movie with good fan service has already been done, starting 20 years ago, by Dead Gentlemen Productions. Show the players playing the game and then their characters, in-game. You could start out showing the players and character introductions, then make the rest of the movie in-game.
same sorcerer looking for bats in every cave for more "material components"A sorcerer who uses Fireball for everything. An attack by goblins? Fireball! A red dragon? Fireball? A locked door? Fireball! A jar that won't open? Fireball! Run out of toilet paper? Fireball!
I'd settle for the wizard being terrified of housecats.A wizard mauled by a housecat.
Naah, the group just needs to see a gazebo on the hill and, with no warning or lead-in, violently attack it and burn it to the ground, in a scene that has no relevance to the rest of the story.An animated gazebo, which attacks remorselessly.