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To celebrate my return to the wonders of the modern interweb tubes, I present some D&D goodies for your enjoyment:

Another Saturday Knight, my favorite D&D fanvid.

The Treasure of Tardos fanvid trailer. This is by the same folks who did the short fanvid "Choices" that appears on the D&D boxed set. You can check out behind the scenes stuff here.

You can check out the Very Secret Diaries of the gang here.
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For those wonderful souls willing to help out with my move this weekend I will try to post all of the pertinent details tomorrow. In the meantime [livejournal.com profile] cyranocyrano has posted his review of Curse of the Golden Flower, and all I can say is, "Yeah, pretty much." I'd add that the color scheme for the film goes beyond 'Yes' to 'OH GOD YES!', but surprisingly after about 30 minutes of exposure to it you almost kinda get used to it. I love the fact that a HK film actually managed to make pretty much everything I've seen come out of Bollywood look dull by comparison, it's serious sensory overload but worth it. I'm totally doing a double feature of it and The Lion in Winter someday.

In the Avatar game I have made it as far as Omashu and am currently so frustrated by attempts to sneak around the library that I have set the game aside for a while. S'ok though 'cause then I switched over to my D&D boxed set to watch some eps and special features. Yes it's goofy and the animation leaves much to be desired, the writing is often hokey and the plots full of giant holes...but I still love it. The characters really are just a lot of fun. And the special features are actually worth checking out for a change, the fan made film was surprisingly well done (though much too short), and apparently the same group did a live action version of the ep "The Treasure of Tardos", which I would dearly love to track down. The set also came with a full length adventure and all the stats for the characters, if anybody wants to know what I want for my birthday this year, it's to game this with me as Erik. I think [livejournal.com profile] moonlightnrain would make an excellent Sheila, maybe I could talk [livejournal.com profile] tersa into taking over as Hank, and [livejournal.com profile] aelfsciene as Diana. Not sure who would make a good Bobby or Presto, but I'll give it some thought. And [livejournal.com profile] cyranocyrano, I will bat my eyes at him and offer to show anyone willing to play the best of the episodes so they can understand the basic setting and character interactions. That would be the greatest birthday gift EVER!

Damn, I just maxed out my geek points for 2007 didn't I?
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You will be mine, oh yes, you will be mine...





"Dungeons & Dragons" tells the tale of six kids who, after riding the Dungeons & Dragons rollercoaster, mysteriously get sucked into its fantasy world. Once there, the kids are met with a variety of monsters and entities, but to their delight, they are also greeted by the mysterious Dungeon Master, who gives each of them a magical item to use to defend themselves against the evil beings.
[...]
Included in this collectible package is the official "Dungeons & Dragons" Hard-Cover Game Supplement. Created exclusively for this release by Wizards of the Coast, the Animated Series Handbook is 32 pages of official character profiles with full stats, magic items and a brand new adventure. The adventure is a prelude to the episode "The Dragon's Graveyard" and is designed to bridge the gap between the game and the animated television series. The characters and world within the animated series are now playable with the traditional RPG game.

Also included is an Episode Guide Booklet with show's synopsis, writers, and original air dates.

Disc 5 includes the following extensive bonus features:

* The all-new half hour documentary, "Entering the Realm of Dungeons & Dragons" featuring interviews with the show's production team, writers, animators and network executives
* Two commentary tracks for episodes "Night of No Tomorrow" and "The Dragon's Graveyard" with producer Bob Richardson, story editor and voice director Hank Saroyan, writers Mark Evanier and Michael Reaves and CBS executives Ted Field II and Judy Price, and animator Michael Swanigan. Hosted by Special Features producer Andy Mangels
* Full length animated storyboard with interactive episode comparison for Episode #16 "The Girl Who Dreamed of Tomorrow"
* "Choose Your Own Adventure" DVD Game
* 50 Detailed Characters, Creatures and Artifacts, Profiles with Bios, Images and Clips
* Short live-action fan film by Sean Kennedy
* "Uni's Fun Facts" Trivia
* Extensive Gallery of original model sheets and memorabilia
* Radio show style presentation of unaired episode "Requiem" featuring select original cast members
* Alternate and rare footage
* Easter Eggs
* DVD-ROM extras, including scripts for multiple episodes (with the un-produced series finale script), complete storyboards and the original series bible
* More INK & PAINT trailers


Many thanks to [livejournal.com profile] aelfsciene for the head's up!

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