
Dungeons & Dragons
Gather a party and descend into the depths of this trivia game all about the beloved tabletop role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons.
15 questions · Published April 25, 2022
Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. What is the name for the first roll of the dice prior to commencing combat in a "Dungeons & Dragons" campaign?

Before every combat encounter in "Dungeons & Dragons," players must roll for initiative to determine the order that things play out in an encounter. It's the "D&D" equivalent of "roll to see who goes first."
- Multiple Choice
2. Which of these was NOT one of the four playable races in the first publication of "Dungeons & Dragons" in 1974?

The original publication of Dungeons & Dragons in 1974 featured four playable races: Human, Dwarf, Elf, and Halfling. Orcs were featured monsters in the games first iteration and added as a playable character in 1989.
- Multiple Choice
3. For which film did director Steven Spielberg use "Dungeons & Dragons" to test the chemistry of the cast during the audition process?

Steven Spielberg wanted the characters in 1982's "E.T. the Extra Terrestrial" to feel like a family on screen and used "Dungeons & Dragons" to test the chemistry of the film's young stars during auditions.
- Multiple Choice
4. What celebrated British actor plays the evil Profion in 2000's big screen adaptation "Dungeons & Dragons?"

Considered one of the worst fantasy films of all time, 2000's film version of "Dungeons & Dragons," features Jeremy Irons as the evil Profion, intent on ruling the Kingdom of Izmer.
- Multiple Choice
5. What fantasy universe is explored in a popular series of "Dungeons & Dragons" novels by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman?

The Dragonlance series began as a "Dungeons & Dragons" supplement with "Dragons of Autumn Twilight" in 1984 and now encompasses over 100 novels, several anthologies, and a full sourcebook so players can use the setting in their own games.
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