Doric - All Scenes Powers | Dungeons & Dragon: Honor Among Thieves

'Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023)'

Doric - All Scenes Powers & Abilities

Doric pronounced: /ˈdɒrɪk/ D0-ric was a tiefling druid and a member of the Emerald Enclave based in the Neverwinter Wood.

Portrayed by: Sophia Lillis

[Konpekikaminari]

Doric was high-key the power gamer of the group

She legitimately inspired me to make a Tiefling shapeshifter in my next home game

[jackrobins]

Doric was my favourite character. Some satisfying shapeshifting skills

[KapitanDeutschland]

Dude, she makes the Druid class amazing and makes people want to be Druids in their own DnD

[Twerkulies]

1:27 I like how she panicked after jumping out the window even though she can literally shift into an flying animal.
4:26 Was my favorite part of the movie

[bigmanfrank]

This is the coolest shape shifting I have seen in live motion film 10/10 the visuals are mad 😱👏

[johnpayne]

We need more shapeshifters like this in movies, it's always just turning into someone else and never really monsters.

[soulofdespair]

This is what a Wildshape class should be like. Not just a mage with shapeshifting powers on the side, but a class built entirely around Wildshaping into different forms, like Beastboy. Then you don't have to nerf either the Spellcasting or the Wildshape to balance a fullcaster with full martial capabilities.

[kimberlytaylor]

She was my favorite character throughout the whole movie. Her shapeshifting ability and her attitude was just awesome

[abstract]

0:43 I love how the guard is just chilling while the woman screams her heart out.

[harold]

Just realized that the red wizard gets killed by ...." rocks fall everyone dies"😂😂

[statelyelms]

I think what really made this movie was the timing of things. We're used to "comedic" timing pauses of two seconds between something happening and the thing being settled, which are so overused we just expect them everywhere, and it makes a movie feel.. cheap, relying on repetitive tropes to ramp up and ramp down tension over and over. This movie didnt stop to ramp up the fear when the owlbear looked the prisoner in the eye, or wait three seconds before dropping the rubble on the witch. It just did it. It caught us off guard, made us laugh more, and didnt make it feel like it leaned so much on the boring comedy tropes. Great film, clearly a lot of D&D love went into it

[Seriph]

Doric is a shape-shifting powerhouse we all need.

[donovanh.]

The last scene is giving when Hulk threw loki around in the Avengers

[fantasy-artist]

As a Druid shapeshifting is just one of her abilities still a very classic yet awesome ability to have🐻🦉

[rexzync]

i wish this was a series we need more series like this

[licrwvb]

- Usually they call me thief, cursed one, demon wench, rat child, goat girl... The list goes on.
- You get those insults all the time?
- It's not that bad. I mean, all those things are true.

[Blaster]

I find the fact that she can turn into a creature with the head and feathers of a owl and the body and strength of a bear pretty amazed. 4:26 I just love her owlbear rage.

[garvwadhwaney]

I'm not gonna lie, she's absolutely gorgeous, I understand why Simon tryna court her 😍

[Anamnesis]

Funny that Beverly Marsh was supposed to be the one to wield a slingshot against Pennywise, but it wasn't until Sophia Lillis played a different character in another film that we actually got to see her using one. What they did there, I saw it. 😋

[BradiKal]

i started playing Dungeons and Dragons back in 1974 and owlbears were in the game from the early days but I didnt think much of them. This movie made me appreciate them