honestly, i believe the character of Drizzt is played out. as stated, over 40 books, etc. the success is commendable but move on. a mention, a flash back, a hint to tie into something more modern or new such as his daughter would be enough. kind of like Elminster in BG3. he’s in. he’s out. that’s enough. Drizzt, like Elminster, is too big of a personality to be part of an ongoing show. he’d dominate it and the rest would be fluff. make a separate Drizzt series for him after the main show gets going.

as for skin color excuse… give me a break. as long as you don’t paint him up like some homemade, gencon-cosplay hack… the books and countless pieces of artwork show him having a range of color from coal to lavender. nothing some post production can’t fix with nominal effort.

If you play with two Tav’s, it’s easy to do. Make one DU, and the other whatever custom you want. the only thing you have to know is you cannot ever have either of them go to camp.

To have two of your own tavs, just start a regular game as multi-player with however many you want to , 2 being easiest. Make it a local only and copy the -key. start a second game at same time (sorry console chumps) and have that tab using the copied key. back on your initial character, save the game. have the both exit. start and to your saved game. your second tab will be there. only one drawback. you cannot ever leave one of them at camp or you’ll lose them.

enjoy!

“The movie is based around Gandalf's discovery of the One Ring being in Frodo's possession”

No… Gandalf did not discover the ring was in Frodo’s possession. He GAVE it to Frodo. He DISCOVERED it was in Bilbo’s possession.

Andrew, do you have zero reading comprehension? if you have a modicum of an iota of any possible semblance of reading comprehension, you’d have recognized that the statement says, “millennials AND YOUNGER”… guess you’re a typical millennial who can’t help but throw the victim card at any and every chance you want to begin to think about attempting to try to be slighted.

maybe i’m just an old school jrpg as well as everquest player who “grew up” playing RPGs in a way that i explored each and every possible nook and cranny of a game/quest/etc. i keep seeing stories like this and posts on reddit about how people missed such-n-such. Do millennials and younger just not have the attention span to play RPGs in a fashion that requires patience? Is the self-inflicted adhd you’ve done to yourselves so bad that you can’t handle anything that requires an investment of time to accomplish a goal? i mean, that was the WHOLE DRAW of WoW, that it took less time and effort to do anything, and come out with top end gear.

makes me sad for you people who need so much help with games like this.

The book is absolutely amazing. the movie could have been so much better had they done half as much as was in the book. FYI: the book was released a month or so before the movie. i , because i made the mistake of reading it before going to see the movie on release day. not going to hash out what could/should have been different. Just do yourselves the solid, read the book. you won’t regret it.