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What fantasy novel series do you want to see as a DnD campaign?

Discussion in 'Dungeons & Dragons + Other RPGs' started by dwayne, Mar 13, 2002.

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    We have the Wheel of Time roleplaying game, Star Wars, and other series converted to DnD 3E campaigns. But what else is needed? And am I the only dragonlance fan whom wants DL as a noninternet thing?
    I would like LOTR DnD, possibly, an attempt at Sword of Truth, although that could be difficult.
    Any opinions?
     
  2. I would like to see David Eddings' the Belgariad, although there is less fighting and more diplomacy.
     
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    YeS!! good idea! Sparhawk too, although I assume you include this. MOre anyone?
     
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    Feist's Riftwar Saga.

    [This message has been edited by CBrate (edited March 13, 2002).]
     
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    [​IMG] Discworld LOL!
     
  6. Margaret Weis and tracy Hickman's Death Gate Cycle would be an extremely fun campain to play in.
     
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    I'd love to see the Redwall series in a DnD campaign (as childish as it sounds :rolleyes: ). Elves would be replaced with anthropomorphic (sp?) squirrels, dwarves with moles, etc.

    The only major, major problem is the lack of monsters in Redwall, and the fact that there's a negligible amount of the supernatural in it.
     
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    The world from "Memory, Sorrow and Thorn" by Tad Williams.
    That and Feist's Riftwar world, though someone said that already. :p
     
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    Discworld? That would be a challenge, but I agree, Discworld DnD would be interesting...
     
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    I think the D20 system is too rigid for the fluid and often unpredictable Discworld. A freeform system might be better.
     
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    DnD cannot even attempt a go at Discworld? For DnD and Discworld fans, I for one, would like to see an approximate attempt. Although, I agree, Discworld really shines when in freeform formats such as Gurps, must try this one day.
     
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