When the town is attacked, Edgin, Holga, and Forge team up to get their stuff back, and end up hailed as heroes. Flash forward nine years, and Edgin and Holga visit that same tavern again, this time meeting Forge (Hugh Grant), a con man.
It Starts in a TavernLike all good D&D adventures, important things happen in a tavern.Īn exhausted Edgin meets Holga (played by Michelle Rodriguez in the movie), who has been expelled by her tribe, and they end up helping each other. Edgin is floundering amidst his grief and decides to go to the local tavern with his infant daughter for a hot meal. That story begins with Edgin the bard as a widowed father, having recently quit the Harpers (think good guy spies in Faerun) after his wife was killed in retribution by enemies of the Harpers (this is referenced in one of the movie trailers). Technically, DnD:HAT:TRtN is a story Edgin (played by Chris Pine in the movie) is telling his daughter. Similarly, while I won't give away major plot points from the book, I do reference things mentioned in promotions for the book. This review will discuss characters from the movie. The Framing StoryWhile DnD:HAT:TRtN (that title is a mouthful even abbreviated) is a prequel and therefore has no spoilers for the movie, be warned if you want to walk into the movie knowing absolutely nothing.
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