by Shadomain Staff
Fantasy Feud
We surveyed 100 people, the top six answers are on the board.
Name a model of vehicle that is also the name of a TTRPG.
Click to Reveal Top Answer
Pathfinder
Click to Reveal 2nd Answer
Legend
Click to Reveal 3rd Answer
Trailblazer
Click to Reveal 4th Answer
Odyssey
Click to Reveal 5th Answer
Corsairs
Click to Reveal 6th Answer
Mystique
10,000 gp Pyramid
Category: Magic-Users
“This is what they call Gandalf in that series of really long movies” Click to Reveal Answer
Wizard
“He’s a medical guy, no not a medical guy, but he has that title and he’s… really weird!” Click to Reveal Answer
Doctor Strange
“Umm… is she weighs as much as a duck!” Click to Reveal Answer
Witch
“She was crushed to death for her shoes” Click to Reveal Answer
Wicked Witch of the East
The Price Is Wright
Come on Down!
The contestant who comes the closest to the actual price without going over wins.
“What was the price of the weapon Fauchard – Fork in the 1978 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Players Handbook?” Click to Reveal Answer
8 g.p.
Final Jeopardy
There were only three character classes in the original Dungeons & Dragons game: the Cleric, the Fighting man, and the Magic-User. What was the first new class added after the original 3? Click to Reveal Answer
Thief (Paladin was technically a sub class)
Thanks for playing the games!
About the Author
Focusing on roleplaying, skill checks, and player interaction instead of constant combat is a refreshing concept that could inspire more creative tables. Adding subtle audio cues with Sound Buttons could also make dramatic reveals and game-show moments even more memorable.
The interactive game-show format makes the TTRPG challenges especially engaging, particularly with quick-response rounds like Fantasy Feud and Final Jeopardy. A soundboard could also add useful audio cues for reveals, answers, and transitions.