Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves delayed review
85. Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
In the lands of Faerûn, a group of adventurers come together to attempt to right some wrongs. Edgin and his friend Holga break out of an Icewind Dale prison during a parole hearing. They then go southwards, where they learn that an old party member is now ruling Neverwinter and has Edgin’s daughter with him. The way they go about their quest was rather in line with how DnD campaigns go. Aside from that, the story was quite good. Doric’s character was well realized as were her motivations that lead to her joining the party.
Her role in the escape from the arena was an excellent part of the storyline. Edgin’s charisma as a Bard was done well too. The various set ups, with Simon and the helmet, the Hither Thither staff, etc. were well done. Overall it was a good film, that was worth seeing. 8.63/10.
In the lands of Faerûn, a group of adventurers come together to attempt to right some wrongs. Edgin and his friend Holga break out of an Icewind Dale prison during a parole hearing. They then go southwards, where they learn that an old party member is now ruling Neverwinter and has Edgin’s daughter with him. The way they go about their quest was rather in line with how DnD campaigns go. Aside from that, the story was quite good. Doric’s character was well realized as were her motivations that lead to her joining the party.
Her role in the escape from the arena was an excellent part of the storyline. Edgin’s charisma as a Bard was done well too. The various set ups, with Simon and the helmet, the Hither Thither staff, etc. were well done. Overall it was a good film, that was worth seeing. 8.63/10.