Dungeons and Dragons Players Discuss DnD Campaigns in Movies Filled With Adventurous Storylines and Brave Characters

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    What are the best movies about a D&D campaign that aren't actually movies about a D&D campaign, and how is it so? Misc Example: Road to El Dorado is definitely a movie about a rogue and a bard on a get rich quick scheme.
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    InToo DeepButICanSwim 11 days ago Oceans 11. The DM had a great idea for a heist campaign and way too many of their friends wanted to play. He couldn't say no. Ended up being so overpowered they practically walked in and out of the heist because the 11 PC party was too much. 370 ▼ Reply Share Fondito 11 days ago blades in the dark is your go A 49 Reply Share ...
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    [deleted] 11 days ago edited 11 days ago The Mummy (19979) A Fighter, Rogue and a Wizard escape from their town troubles to raid a tomb seeking riches, but mess things up to release a Lich and try to run away from their problems and plot hooks. Luckily a (DM)PC Ranger with Desert & Undead as favored terrain/enemy (or Oath of Watchers Paladin, your choice) then joins to help them get back on track to what the DM had prepped. After first adventure concluded, they tried to schedule future campaign
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    Wodynn 11 days ago Princess bride of course Swashbucklers Miracle healers Brutes Unnatural beasts And the most fantastical: True love 2.0k Reply Share ... DiceGoblin Muncher 11 days ago I mean the way Inigo just monologues his backstory first chance he gets? So dnd. 201 Reply Share ... mousymichele 11 days ago YES! It all honestly fits so well. I swear even my little group has quoted "you keep saying that word, I don't think you know what it means" ② 68 Reply Share ...
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    Monknut33 11 days ago Die hard is the one shot you prepared but only one friend showed up. 512 Reply Share ... Comin_Up_Millhouse 11 days ago My group runs a Die Hard adventure in a different game system every Christmas. So far we've done D&D, Cyberpunk RED and Starfinder. A 85 Reply Share ...
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    Sea-Preparation-8976 11 days ago Stardust is my all time favorite in this category! 723 Reply Share ... Dastardlydwarf - 11 days ago Paladin That movie is so cheesy and I love it 85 Reply Share
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    DulaDawgSS 11 days ago DM Willow is definitely a D&D movie. 566 Reply Share Devilblade0 11 days ago Especially true when you see how much that one hero from Pathfinder is basically Madmartigan from the end of the movie. https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder2e/s/DCrpOSM2 54 82 Reply Share ...
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    skleedle 11 days ago Conan the Barbarian " "Destroyer The Barbarian Brothers The Princess Bride The Beastmaster 370 Reply Share ... DarkVaati13 11 days ago Conan the Barbarian is one of my go to movies to get me in a DnD mood. 94 Reply Share ...
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    Ok-Calendar-7413 - 11 days ago Big Trouble In Little China is a level 5-7 adventure but someone brings along a level 1 324 Reply Share Personal-Ad-365 - 11 days ago Jack is not a level 1, he is a character ported over from a different RPG and the DM just homebrewed a few things to make the other system's mechanics mostly fit. 151 Reply Share ... Jacks BlackLiver 11 days ago I'd agree with this. I'd say he is like a fighter whose player had no idea how to allocate stats within a new ruleset. As s
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    Professional-Salt175 11 days ago DM I just watch the Road ro El Dorado yesterday, 100% accurate. 213 Reply Share ... Halorym 11 days ago As I said in another comment, I've heard that movie described as "why the Rogue and the Bard shouldn't be left unattended" A 46 Reply Share ...
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    Wodynn 11 days ago The fifth element Future d20 Corbin "ranged fighter" Dallas Leeloo "HTH fighter" Dallas multi pass Vito "cleric with bludgeons" Cornelius Ruby "bard with the hard on" Rod The villain is a typical rogue coupled with a universal evil 190 ▼ Reply Share ...
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    iMalinowski 11 days ago Guardians of the Galaxy. 769 Reply Share ... The Man5991 11 days ago Bard Starlord, Barbarian Drax, Artificer Rocket, Druid Groot, and Fighter Gamora 423 Reply Share ... Flat Plan 6801 - 11 days ago One of my pc's in a recent campaign was literally just Drax lol 99 Reply Share ...
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    PitTitan 11 days ago Star Wars. A wizard, a fighter, a rogue, and a barbarian break into a castle to rescue a princess. The wizard sacrifices themselves to the BBEG so they can play the princess and they all escape. Eventually they come back and destroy the castle. The fighter eventually multiclasses. 253 Reply Share ... SunVoltShock 11 days ago Mystic Fighter allowed to respec into Paladin. 105 Reply Share ...
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    parguello90 11 days ago Not a movie per se, but all of Adventure Time. There's technically the HBO movies/longer episodes. Pendleton Ward said during an interview that they wished they could play D&D but had to work, so they basically wrote their episodes as if they were playing D&D. 264 Reply Share ... Druid boi 11 days ago Yeah i loved all the references to classic RPGs; the Dungeon Train that endlessly loops and is filled with monsters and treasure is a great example. When my son is a little
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    FiendishHawk - 11 days ago Every campaign eventually becomes Monty Python and the Holy Grail. 322 Reply Share ... shinychris 11 days ago You mean it just suddenly ends one day with no resolution to the plot? I agree. 173 Reply Share Hubble Pie 11 days ago Barbarian The DM got tired of their stand ended the campaign. 57 Reply Share ...
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    the_star_lord 11 days ago Fast and furious. Is a modern day dnd campaign. Players start low level low and get crazy skilled and have to take on weirder bbegs. 175 Reply Share ... Einar 47 11 days ago Starts with regular old street racing, by the time they're level 14 they send a car to space to blow up a satellite then land the car back on Earth. A 61 Reply Share ...
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    MossyPyrite 11 days ago I never see it mentioned in these threads, but Van Helsing with Hugh Jackman absolutely feels like a campy Ravenloft-type campaign! A 37 Reply Share
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    kabula_lampur 11 days ago edited 11 days ago DM Treasure Planet Reign of Fire Atlantis: The Lost Empire Any fantasy movie (Hobbit/LotR, Willow, Mythica series) Percy Jackson and the Olympians Onward Edit: Spelling x2 184 Reply Share WargrizZero 11 days ago Reign of Fire, interesting choice for a modern rpg campaign A 64 Reply Share ...
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    Discordian Disaster - 11 days ago Not D&D but TTRPG: Big Trouble in Little China and The Mummy are both fantastic examples of Call of Cthulhu games. Jack Burton even says what may as well be the Call of Cthulhu thesis: "I'm a reasonable guy who just experienced some very unreasonable things" also the Relic come to think of it. 52 ▼ Reply Share ...
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    Acidic Watercolor 11 days ago Haven't seen it posted yet, so I've gotta add Krull to the mix. A prince (Fighter with the Noble background) battles a Cosmic horror and it's minions to rescue his betrothed and save the land, aided by a shapeshifter, a DMPC cyclops, and a reluctant group of bandits. Betrayal, redemption, lost love, scrying, teleportation, wondrous items, flying horses, and a phenomenal soundtrack. If that isn't a D&D campaign we don't belong at the same table. A 49 V Reply Share ..
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    BlueGaju 11 days ago Record of Lodoss War (anime) - is essentially a retelling of a group of players D&D story from the 80s... converted into an anime. The style is a little dated now, but I think it suits the old 3.5e feel really well. 74 Reply Share ... Zerus_heroes 11 days ago Old 3.5 feel... My man Record of Lodoss War was old when 3e released. 53 Reply Share ...
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    dungeonsNdiscourse 11 days ago The entire avengers mcu initial run of movies is a dnd campaign. A Group of unique powerful strangers are gathered together by a mysterious knowledgeable figure and tasked with finding the powerful missing macguffins of yore before BBEG does first and destroys the world! 20 ✓ Reply Share ... nzMike8 - 11 days ago Especially guardians of the galaxy A 8 Reply Share ...

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