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The top 10 D&Disms you want to see in a D&D movie?


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Thanee said:
A nice one for the not overly serious approach... a dragon in a room with no exit large enough to get out. ;)

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Thanee


In the same vien, I want them to go into a dungeon that does not have a bathroom. Also then need to have one room with a chest guarded by a single orc.
 

1. Deck of Many Things
2. Brown Mold
3. Girdle of Femininity/Masculinity
4. Summon Monster
5. Cure Light Wounds diminishing in relative value as the movie continues
6. Sleep cast on a group of mooks, then slitting throats
7. Trying on random articles of clothing -- blood-splattered and smelling of gnoll -- just 'cause they're magic
8. Someone cutting their way out of a Swallow Whole
9. A really cool staff that runs out of charges
10. "I'll memorize it tomorrow"
 

you know what would be really awesome (in a 'it could be a real scene but geeky in-joke anyway' kind of way)

a scene showing the PCs sneaking through a dungeon and they walk into a room in which they find

[sblock]an Orc with a Pie[/sblock]
 

Fast Learner said:
They have this! I don't think it was intentional, but they have it!

What?! I thought their random encounters were fine! :D

Actually, I've now seen one D&D cliche' amply exemplified by movie #2: calling other PCs by their class names at every opportunity.

No chainmail bikinis, but they do have a babe in chainmail, and another babe in a bare-midriff outfit. At least, I guess most guys would call them babes. I don't know; I'm female.
;)
 

Some of these have already been mentioned but I'd like to see:
  • Frost giant
  • Troll
  • Doppleganger
  • Clay golem
  • Rust monster
  • Skeleton taking less damage from edged weapon than bludgeoning one
  • Lightning bolt bouncing off a wall
  • Magic missile
  • Halfling - so that everyone can see how ridiculously small they are in 3.x
  • Dead gnome
 

sniffles said:
What?! I thought their random encounters were fine! :D
I write specifically of the
bandits
. C'mon,
bandits
are guarding the entrance to the uber-important place? And in lieu of
surrounding the party and getting surprise
, they
make noise to get everyone's attention
.

Dude, those are some lame-ass
bandits
. I think the DM was having an off-moment. :D
 


I think it would be nice to see "sacred cow" elements:

1) Classes (rationalised as guilds?)
2) Spell preparation, spells used up as cast.
3) Classic spells (fireball, magic missile, sleep, featherfall)
4) uh... dungeons? I can't think what else!
 

Hey Zander mate! :)

  • Frost giant - okay I am stumped on this one. :\
  • Troll - see Chinese Ghost Story 2
  • Doppleganger - see Krull
  • Clay golem - see The Golem...okay I cheated its a stone golem not a clay one. :o
  • Rust monster - I have seen a rust monster (possibly a godzilla foe?) but I cannot remember exactly where.
  • Skeleton taking less damage from edged weapon than bludgeoning one - see Seventh Voyage of Sinbad or Jason & the Argonauts
  • Lightning bolt bouncing off a wall - see Big Trouble in Little China
  • Magic missile - see The Raven
  • Halfling - so that everyone can see how ridiculously small they are in 3.x - see Fellowship of the Ring
  • Dead gnome - theres an episode of One Foot in the Grave where a garden gnome bites the dust IIRC. :p
 

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