My Session Notes: ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ Review

Some 3+ years ago, I was on the BNP discord when a call went out for anyone interested in Dungeons & Dragons to come to the “proverbial” basement. (Actually, the D&D channel is at the bottom of the channel list aka what I call the basement.) I had never played the game and never really heard it spoken of growing up, but I remember playing my own make-believe games of being a Power Ranger or Mortal Kombat fighter. I decided to give it a shot. Now, over 3 years later, I’ve been loving being part of the BNP D&D, as well as enjoying different on-going D&D programs like Dimension 20 and Critical Role (and there are many more). So, when I saw the first trailer for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, I was more than excited. Light spoilers may be hiding like mimics in a maze…get your spells and weapons ready The Campaign Our campaign is about a bard and thief, Edgin “Ed” Darvis (Chris Pine), and his barbarian companion, Holga Kilgore (Michelle Rodriguez), trying to return home to the thief’s daughter, Kira (Chloe Coleman), who they have been co-raising since the death of Kira’s mother. They were detained in an artic prison after a heist gone bad. When they find Kira, she is in the care of the rogue, Forge Fitzwilliam (Hugh Grant), a con man and one of their companions in the heist who was able to get away. However, they find out that once a con man always a con man. Forge not only has been lying about them to Kira, but Ed wasn’t meant to survive. The heist…