Thorough character details for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves are revealed via player sheets. Based on the tabletop role-play game, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves will tell the story of a group of disparate adventurers who embark on a quest to receive a lost relic, only to encounter ill-intentioned beings who stand in their way. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves will release in theaters on March 31, 2023.
More information about the Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves characters gets creatively revealed through player sheets from DND Beyond. The site released a “Thieves Gallery” where details about the characters are presented.
Dungeons & Dragons characters described include Doric, who was “taken in by a wood elf enclave,” and Holga Kilgore, who is “a member of the Uthgardt Elk Tribe.” Edgin Darvis, who “relies on charisma first,” is also described using details from the game, such as the power of his weapons and prepared spells.
Why This Unique Character Reveal Bodes Well for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among ThievesThis Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves character reveal is an inventive way to tie in elements of the tabletop role-play game into the film. With a film adaptation, the aesthetic is not the same experience as gameplay as there is when people role-play their own Dungeons & Dragons characters. However, with these mechanisms of choice removed from the equation, these game-like player write-ups show that Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves will honor its tabletop role-play counterpart.
If these character descriptions hold up in the actual film, it will mean that Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves will still operate within the bounds of the Dungeons & Dragons universe. In particular, characters will have abilities, weapons, and spells that align with their race, class, and abilities. Hence, they may not roll an athletics check to cross barriers in the Honor Among Thieves film, but they may be guided “by charisma first” in decision-making.
These player sheets expand upon what the Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves trailers have already hinted at. Rege-Jean Page’s Xenk Yendar, for example, is described as someone who “ages more slowly than a normal human, and with this gift comes the burden of perspective.” This description adds depth and intrigue regarding Page’s character since his experience comes with complex motivation, including possible ties with the villain. Hopefully, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves will live up to DND Beyond’s promising expectations.
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Source: DND Beyond
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