So, I've been thinking. D&D has Thri-kreen, bug people, and can look like whatever bug people want to be based on. Hallownest is basically a mega dungeon. There are definitely spells that are like the ones in hollow knight. The bosses could be realistically made in D&D, and some enemies basically already have stat blocks (Giant Ants, for example). the difficult parkour could be solved by using specialty items or spells like dash, or by simple athletics or acrobatics checks. It seems like it is fully possible to make Hollow Knight in D&D.
So, I've been thinking. D&D has Thri-kreen, bug people, and can look like whatever bug people want to be based on. Hallownest is basically a mega dungeon. There are definitely spells that are like the ones in hollow knight. The bosses could be realistically made in D&D, and some enemies basically already have stat blocks (Giant Ants, for example). the difficult parkour could be solved by using specialty items or spells like dash, or by simple athletics or acrobatics checks. It seems like it is fully possible to make Hollow Knight in D&D.
What say you?
Probably. That's an interesting idea, why not delve deeper? I'd be interested in seeing more of this in the future.
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So, I've been thinking. D&D has Thri-kreen, bug people, and can look like whatever bug people want to be based on. Hallownest is basically a mega dungeon. There are definitely spells that are like the ones in hollow knight. The bosses could be realistically made in D&D, and some enemies basically already have stat blocks (Giant Ants, for example). the difficult parkour could be solved by using specialty items or spells like dash, or by simple athletics or acrobatics checks. It seems like it is fully possible to make Hollow Knight in D&D.
What say you?
Probably. That's an interesting idea, why not delve deeper? I'd be interested in seeing more of this in the future.
Eleanor Rigby picks up the rice in the church where a wedding has been
Lives in a dream, waits at the window
Wearing the face that she keeps in a jar by the door—who is it for?