Walking in Circles
Walking In Circles: An Epic Tale of Dragons N’ Stuff follows the adventures of the barbarian prince Krag and his band of…other people, as he attempts to avenge his father’s death.
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Walking In Circles: An Epic Tale of Dragons N’ Stuff follows the adventures of the barbarian prince Krag and his band of…other people, as he attempts to avenge his father’s death.
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Comedy-7-Dialog was very witty and funny and was not afraid to pull punches.
Action-5-almost no action whatsoever in season 1,just them walking around and annoying the barbarian (who i felt so sorry for).But season 2 had Choreography! and special effects,compete 180.
Story-6-pretty decent adventures of standard dnd affair,from lifting curses to trying to make it as a broke low level party.sadly plot elements do tend to get dropped here n there.
Effects-7-in season 1,special n some practical effects were very lacking(although the countersong ep was a surpise) but the costuming and sets/locations were good.In season 2,once again the special effects make a 180(that crowdfunding at work eh!).Also the camera work is better,although it was already decent in s1.