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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9714992" data-attributes="member: 4348">I actually watched one of the videos for once!  This could be an awesome RPG!  I have to admit I didn't really start watching the Thundercats heavily until the early to mid-90s, but when I did I realized it was very much like an ongoing D&D campaign throughout the series.  You had your Monk, your Illusionist/Wizard, your Rogues, You Leader/Warrior, and your advisor/wise person/clerical person.  This got even stronger with the group dynamic when season 2 came about with a better wise person/clerical person along with another fighter or two!It was totally a D&D show with different trappings!PS: [USER=1]@Morrus[/USER] my answer to your question in the video regarding Skeletor is that it depends on which cartoon series he is in.  Overall, he's more of a Lich.  In the 2000 series it gets a little more complex, as he is a Magic-User (and a powerful one at that, while also being a very competent swordsman wielding two swords at a time), but instead of being an undead with a hidden power source, it shows that he gets hit and has his skin melt off his face while leaving him still alive.  In that he could also be a Lich, but it doesn't ever reference anything other than his magical powers and the accident that caused his change in appearance.</blockquote>