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<blockquote data-quote="steeldragons" data-source="post: 5748191" data-attributes="member: 92511">I have alwats (ok, well, the last couple decades) dreamed of having old PCs in an animated series (for tv or film).Collectively called &quot;The Steel Dragons&quot; (which I created before there were actual &quot;steel dragons&quot; in the game).Basically a D&amp;D meets the X-Men with a dose of Master of the Universe. Each member of the group is specialized in some talent or power...with other secondary and tertiary characters of unique or unusual ability.The group is centered around the magic-user character, who holds a powerful ancestral draconic artifact, the Staff of Wyr, and through it is able (through great effort) to wield &quot;Dragon magic&quot;. He and his companions traverse the world (my campaign setting of Orea) do-gooding and thwarting nefarious plots of recurring villains who seek to claim the staff and draconic power it holds for themselves. The central/core group is 7 individuals: 4 humans (2 male: the MU and a &quot;strong guy&quot; warrior, 2 female: a battle-priestess and a psionic-telepath and limited telekinetic who creates mental &quot;illusions&quot;), a male elf (who's a master swordsman. No Legolas, this.), the elf's sister who is a power-hungry sorceress with a knack for finding trouble (and the lead character's romantic interest), and a halfling &quot;would-be hero&quot; (fighter/thief) with an equal knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong (and sometimes the right) time.I've worked out numerous plots, both short &quot;episodes&quot; and long over-arcing campaigns, romantic sub-plots, heroes falling to evil temptations, the works.That would be MY ideal D&amp;D show/movie.--Steel &quot;none to mysterious a name, now&quot; Dragons</blockquote>

[QUOTE="steeldragons, post: 5748191, member: 92511"] I have alwats (ok, well, the last couple decades) dreamed of having old PCs in an animated series (for tv or film). Collectively called "The Steel Dragons" (which I created before there were actual "steel dragons" in the game). Basically a D&D meets the X-Men with a dose of Master of the Universe. Each member of the group is specialized in some talent or power...with other secondary and tertiary characters of unique or unusual ability. The group is centered around the magic-user character, who holds a powerful ancestral draconic artifact, the Staff of Wyr, and through it is able (through great effort) to wield "Dragon magic". He and his companions traverse the world (my campaign setting of Orea) do-gooding and thwarting nefarious plots of recurring villains who seek to claim the staff and draconic power it holds for themselves. The central/core group is 7 individuals: 4 humans (2 male: the MU and a "strong guy" warrior, 2 female: a battle-priestess and a psionic-telepath and limited telekinetic who creates mental "illusions"), a male elf (who's a master swordsman. No Legolas, this.), the elf's sister who is a power-hungry sorceress with a knack for finding trouble (and the lead character's romantic interest), and a halfling "would-be hero" (fighter/thief) with an equal knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong (and sometimes the right) time. I've worked out numerous plots, both short "episodes" and long over-arcing campaigns, romantic sub-plots, heroes falling to evil temptations, the works. That would be MY ideal D&D show/movie. --Steel "none to mysterious a name, now" Dragons [/QUOTE]

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