Themberchaud Dragon in Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Themberchaud, titled the Wyrmsmith of Gracklstugh, was an adult red dragon allied with the duergar of Gracklstugh in the Northdark of the Underdark in the 14th and 15th centuries though he later relocated to the Hanging City of Dolblunde.

Parents need to know that Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is an action-packed comedy/fantasy adventure based on the classic role-playing game. The story follows a team of misfit bandits led by Edgin the Bard (Chris Pine) and his warrior best friend, Holga (Michelle Rodriguez), who must work together…

Unlike other tent pole franchises that set out from the very start to create a never-ending string of sequels, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves shines because it offers a strong standalone story.

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is rated PG-13 for some fantasy/language/action/violence, and certainly Common Sense Media recommended it for kids over the age of 12 years old. But perhaps younger kids will enjoy it more than you think.

In the Kingdom of Izmer, wizards use their magic to rule the land. The young Empress Savina (Thora Birch) desires to use magic for good, but the evil Profion (Jeremy Irons) plans to utilize his powers to usurp the throne from Savina and subject the kingdom to totalitarian rule. Profion gains control of the kingdom's golden dragons, while Savina sets out to win control of the even more powerful red dragons, gaining the alliance of a motley group of individuals along the way.Dungeons & Dragons / Film synopsis

black dragon Rakor was a black dragon who dwelled in the Evermoors in the Savage Frontier in the late 14th century DR.

Honor Among Thieves has to appeal to both audiences: those who are familiar with D&D and those who aren't. It clearly excels in the former, but while it does ultimately achieve the latter, it doesn't completely avoid the pitfalls experienced by similarly ambitious lore-heavy IPs that attempted to break into cinema.

Disappointing D&D and fantasy fans everywhere, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves bombed at the box office in some devastating ways. Despite having a strong cast, stunning visual effects, and an established IP, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves bombed at the box office.

Was definitely age appropriate for the 11 year olds, but might have been too much for my 8 yr old. There is a ton of fighting, but very little to no blood and gore. The main issues she dealt with is there are multiple very scary jump scares, and she covered her eyes more than a few times.

D&D For 7-8-Year-Olds Campaigns for 7-8-year-olds should involve as much decision-making as possible, providing several, clear, options for character classes and races, as well as potential storylines and exploration paths. This will allow them to take charge of their own learning and feel proud of the outcome.

The film starts in an icy wasteland. A carriage brings an orc-like creature to a prison. He meets his cellmates, the bard Edgin Darvis (Chris Pine) and the barbarian Holga Kilgore (Michelle Rodriguez). The orc attempts to make a pass at Holga, who responds by breaking his knees and smashing his face.

The Dungeon Master/Game Master will set the stage, but ultimately, it's everyone's responsibility to contribute. Normally, there's an objective within the story - fight a dragon, free a town, find an artifact - but the overarching objective is entertainment and enjoyment.