It legit has the ability to bring more adventurers into the fold. Spark imagination into a wider audience. It will grow the player base and bring new stories and ideas https://showbox.bio/https://tutuapp.uno/.
The rules don't need to be followed, and I really hope the movie "Campaign" goes super off the rails with a shopping montage.
I'm super looking forward to it - so excited. I think I have watched the trailer around 20 times now. 😂
I'm also excited for where this takes us - not just because this movie is made by eOne (the Hasbro studio) but with the number of folks who see the movie, love it and then find a passion for D&D as a hobby.
Cautiously optimistic? Just because there is a movie based on the IP does not mean it will be great. See the Monster Hunter movie that came out in 2020.
As long as they don't portray toxic player behavior as a good thing, then yay?
Cautiously optimistic? Just because there is a movie based on the IP does not mean it will be great. See the Monster Hunter movie that came out in 2020.
As long as they don't portray toxic player behavior as a good thing, then yay?
True, although the problem with the Monster Hunter movie was 100% obvious to everyone in the world except, apparently, the people directly involved with the movie. This movie at least didn't feel the need to have some goofus from the "real world" falling into the setting... we just have a lot of fantasy people who speak and act like they're from modern times, which is honestly how most D&D campaigns are, so for once that's kind of a good thing.
I'm really looking forward to this movie, but it's a bit weird to tell everyone they should be happy about it. Let's just allow folks to feel what they feel.
Cautiously optimistic? Just because there is a movie based on the IP does not mean it will be great. See the Monster Hunter movie that came out in 2020.
As long as they don't portray toxic player behavior as a good thing, then yay?
True, although the problem with the Monster Hunter movie was 100% obvious to everyone in the world except, apparently, the people directly involved with the movie. This movie at least didn't feel the need to have some goofus from the "real world" falling into the setting... we just have a lot of fantasy people who speak and act like they're from modern times, which is honestly how most D&D campaigns are, so for once that's kind of a good thing.
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While I hope that this movie turns out to be good, the success of the various comic book movies over the last two decades has not translated into more comic book readers. So I wouldn't expect a sudden influx of new D&D players.
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While I hope that this movie turns out to be good, the success of the various comic book movies over the last two decades has not translated into more comic book readers. So I wouldn't expect a sudden influx of new D&D players.
I think that's a good point. What has really helped D&D this past few years has been seeing people actively playing D&D... whether it's actual play shows, or characters playing D&D in media (like Stranger Things or Community). Prior to that, other than specific terms unique to D&D, basically any fantasy movie is as much inspiration to play D&D as any other.
It legit has the ability to bring more adventurers into the fold. Spark imagination into a wider audience. It will grow the player base and bring new stories and ideas https://showbox.bio/ https://tutuapp.uno/.
The rules don't need to be followed, and I really hope the movie "Campaign" goes super off the rails with a shopping montage.
Just enjoy it.
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D&D Beyond FoundersI'm super looking forward to it - so excited. I think I have watched the trailer around 20 times now. 😂
I'm also excited for where this takes us - not just because this movie is made by eOne (the Hasbro studio) but with the number of folks who see the movie, love it and then find a passion for D&D as a hobby.
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Cautiously optimistic? Just because there is a movie based on the IP does not mean it will be great. See the Monster Hunter movie that came out in 2020.
As long as they don't portray toxic player behavior as a good thing, then yay?
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True, although the problem with the Monster Hunter movie was 100% obvious to everyone in the world except, apparently, the people directly involved with the movie. This movie at least didn't feel the need to have some goofus from the "real world" falling into the setting... we just have a lot of fantasy people who speak and act like they're from modern times, which is honestly how most D&D campaigns are, so for once that's kind of a good thing.
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I'm really looking forward to this movie, but it's a bit weird to tell everyone they should be happy about it. Let's just allow folks to feel what they feel.
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Aha, the secret of Hugh Grant's character revealed!
Jander Sunstar is the thinking person's Drizzt, fight me.
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While I hope that this movie turns out to be good, the success of the various comic book movies over the last two decades has not translated into more comic book readers. So I wouldn't expect a sudden influx of new D&D players.
Find your own truth, choose your enemies carefully, and never deal with a dragon.
"Canon" is what's factual to D&D lore. "Cannon" is what you're going to be shot with if you keep getting the word wrong.
I think that's a good point. What has really helped D&D this past few years has been seeing people actively playing D&D... whether it's actual play shows, or characters playing D&D in media (like Stranger Things or Community). Prior to that, other than specific terms unique to D&D, basically any fantasy movie is as much inspiration to play D&D as any other.
Watch Crits for Breakfast, an adults-only RP-Heavy Roll20 Livestream at twitch.tv/afterdisbooty
And now you too can play with the amazing art and assets we use in Roll20 for our campaign at Hazel's Emporium
Unlike y'all, I stayed in line for the last DND movie . . . PLAYING DnD IN LINE with my friends.
I'll watch it but I ain't expecting much.