Turning the D&D cartoon into an actual campaign/adventure? Or anotherfantasy cartoon?

[Pika...]

Sadly I was never able to buy the limited edition D&D cartoon set, swhich had the D&D book with all their stats, and by now I will find nothing but bootlegs on ebay. :(

However, anyone ever consider running such a game? Was it fun?


ps. Always thought the Pirates of Dark Water would make an awesome campaign setting. :smallbiggrin:

[Arbane]

A group of players I know are running an Avatar: The Last Airbender game. I don't know what system they're using, though.

Cartoon Action Hour was MADE to play stuff like this. It's not d20, though.

[Radar]

Sadly I was never able to buy the limited edition D&D cartoon set, swhich had the D&D book with all their stats, and by now I will find nothing but bootlegs on ebay. :(

However, anyone ever consider running such a game? Was it fun?


ps. Always thought the Pirates of Dark Water would make an awesome campaign setting. :smallbiggrin:
One might consider running a game on a similar premise, but one shouldn't use the actual plot of the series or stats and items given in the book. Both of them are not very well written AFAIK.