‘Dungeons & Dragons’ will be a series written by the ‘John Wick’ author

Now that the pandemic, restriction and popularity have multiplied thanks to video conferencing games, the legendary traditional role-playing game ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ does not seem to be losing momentum in 2021. Now is the turn of a series television, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter written by the author of the ‘John Wick’ franchise and the already tight Marvel series ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’Derek Kolstad.

Once again There are no details about the plot or the setting other than that it is live action and that “the crucial aspects of the franchise” are adjusted., although it is not known if this is an entirely fictional world or if there will be any clues as to the origin of the role-play of the fictions. Produced by Hasboro, an eOne studio that also wants to tackle other formats in order to open up the vast universe of “D&D” fiction.

A film and much more

One of them is A film starring Chris Pine, announced last December and slated for release in 2022and it’s stumbled in Hollywood since 2016, with lawsuits between Wizards of the Coast – the owners of the franchise – Warner and Paramount. He eventually put the cat in the water and put the responsibility for adapting it to Hasboro. The film, new series and successive products are added to the very weak 2000 film, as well as two feature films for television and video. And of course the legendary cartoon series of the 80s.

Since 1974 “Dungeons & Dragons” hasn’t lost much power. It is one of the most famous brands in the traditional role-playing world and has been adapted by other media countless timess, with particular success in video games and literary spin-offs. Without a doubt, the new series and films from legends, also known as “Dragonlance”, which have produced their own fandom and spin-offs, will also take up ideas.