...or expanding it.
or killing it by attempting something that has failed...what is it...three times now? What is that definition for insanity? Trying something again and again and again and expecting different results.
...or expanding it.
Well, apart from Liriel Baenre (Daughter of the Drow) and Jarlaxle (occasionally).![]()
Apologies- never read any D&D fiction.
or killing it by attempting something that has failed...what is it...three times now? What is that definition for insanity? Trying something again and again and again and expecting different results.
or killing it by attempting something that has failed...what is it...three times now? What is that definition for insanity? Trying something again and again and again and expecting different results.
You can't put drow on the big screen, at least not right now. It would be too "triggering" regarding racism and sexism.
Having an established story that has proven itself by building a fan base is better than taking a shot at some crap fantasy.
Post hoc ergo Procter hoc?
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The D&D film franchise- and I use the term VERY loosely- has failed thus far NOT because they contain so few references to touchstones familiar to the gamers, but because of terribad acting and horridiculous scriptwriting combined with an obvious lack of spending money wisely. The Dark Triad of bad filmmaking.
Those films were irredeemably bad- worthy only of the MST3K treatment.
If and only if those charged with writing the screenplay, casting the film, and doing the acting do a good job. Otherwise, the movie will flop even though it has an established fanbase in the underlying IP.