US EditionThis 26-Year-Old Loose End Gives The Baldur's Gate Show The Perfect Candidate For The First Live-Action Drow
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HBO seems to be taking on the next big video game brand: "Baldur"s Gate. The concept for the series is currently being developed and Craig Mazin, who has already "Chernobyl" and "The Last of Us" on the way, is supposed to be responsible for the Dungeons & Dragons series. "Baldur"s Gate 3" has been robbing many games (in a positive sense) since its release in 2023. Similarly, a video game must be: exciting, profound, flexible – and above all with…
This 26-Year-Old Loose End Gives The Baldur's Gate Show The Perfect Candidate For The First Live-Action Drow
By tying up a loose end from 26 years ago, HBO Max's Baldur's Gate TV show can give fans the first live-action Drow. The Drow occupy a significant part of the lore of the Forgotten Realms, and yet, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves skirted around them. It featured an adventure into their home - the Underdark - but curiously avoided the dark elves of its universe.
After Tomb Raider on Netflix, it's Balduras Gate 3's turn to take a new course on HBO, a subform of a live-action TV series adaptation. A grand project, signed by Hasbro Entertainment and Craig Mazin, the co-creator of the series The Last of Us. Read also: Blue Lock goes live-action! Casting, trailer, release date... here's all we know What the Balduras Gate series holds for us? Unlike a simple transposition of the game's plot, the Balduras Gate…
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