Know a couple of things going into "Dungeons & Dragon: Honor Among Thieves."
First and foremost, you need never have rolled a 20-sided die to enjoy the fantasy-comedy film, which hopes to cast a magical spell with audiences in theaters this week.
And worry not if you skipped 2000's highly forgettable and, well, largely forgotten "Dungeons & Dragons," the first stab at a big-screen adaptation of the board-game/improv storytelling hybrid created by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson about 50 years ago.