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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Carpenter" data-source="post: 8170057" data-attributes="member: 6905318">Saw this article on another Hasbro property, &quot;Risk&quot; being developed for TV it also which mentions a D&amp;D TV Series. [URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/beau-willimon-adapting-hasbro-board-220030943.html[/URL]&quot;It is the latest Hasbro property being developed by eOne after it was acquired by the toy giant in 2019 for around $4B. The company is working on TV and film adaptations of Power Rangers with Jonathan Entwistle, while <a href="https://deadline.com/2020/12/british-tv-writers-to-watch-2021-deadline-list-1234657487/" target="_blank">Deadline revealed</a> that The Clarkson Twins, writers on Amazon’s Wheel of Time, are one of a number of writers working on TV adaptations of Dungeons and Dragons. &quot;Which links to this info[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://deadline.com/2020/12/british-tv-writers-to-watch-2021-deadline-list-1234657487/[/URL]&quot;All of this has culminated in the pair developing a television series based on the classic world of Dungeons and Dragons for eOne. They are one of a number of writers working on ideas for a small screen adaptation. “There’s no certainties but we have loved those books as well since being teenager,” said Paul. “Whether it’s the Star Wars universe, the Marvel universe, The Wheel of Time universe or the Dungeons and Dragons universe, we’ve immersed ourselves in that world, for decades without realizing it by virtue of reading the books,” added Michael.In fact, the pair have presented their ideas to Wizards of the Coast, the experts behind the game. “They looked at our timeline based on the stories we tell, which characters, where, and when and how it would culminate in a final season in ten years and they’re like that’s right, that looks correct,” said Paul. “We know the finale. We know how it ends in our head,” added Michael.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Carpenter, post: 8170057, member: 6905318"] Saw this article on another Hasbro property, "Risk" being developed for TV it also which mentions a D&D TV Series. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/beau-willimon-adapting-hasbro-board-220030943.html[/URL] "It is the latest Hasbro property being developed by eOne after it was acquired by the toy giant in 2019 for around $4B. The company is working on TV and film adaptations of Power Rangers with Jonathan Entwistle, while [URL='https://deadline.com/2020/12/british-tv-writers-to-watch-2021-deadline-list-1234657487/']Deadline revealed[/URL] that The Clarkson Twins, writers on Amazon’s[I] Wheel of Time[/I], are one of a number of writers working on TV adaptations of [I]Dungeons and Dragons[/I]. " Which links to this info [URL unfurl="true"]https://deadline.com/2020/12/british-tv-writers-to-watch-2021-deadline-list-1234657487/[/URL] "All of this has culminated in the pair developing a television series based on the classic world of [I]Dungeons and Dragons[/I] for eOne. They are one of a number of writers working on ideas for a small screen adaptation. “There’s no certainties but we have loved those books as well since being teenager,” said Paul. “Whether it’s the Star Wars universe, the Marvel universe, [I]The Wheel of Time[/I] universe or the [I]Dungeons and Dragons[/I] universe, we’ve immersed ourselves in that world, for decades without realizing it by virtue of reading the books,” added Michael. In fact, the pair have presented their ideas to Wizards of the Coast, the experts behind the game. “They looked at our timeline based on the stories we tell, which characters, where, and when and how it would culminate in a final season in ten years and they’re like that’s right, that looks correct,” said Paul. “We know the finale. We know how it ends in our head,” added Michael." [/QUOTE]

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