'There's a lot coming,' he said when asked about what's next for the line.Р”Р„nother collaboration that Manganiello is working on is on a line of Death Saves apparel based on Frank Frazetta's classic fantasy art. The line is also adapting some awesome old '80s advertisements for D&D into a line of T-shirts. He mentioned that he'll be debuting a Dragonlance shirt at Gen Con in a few weeks. Manganiello has plenty of plans for Death Saves' in the future. Basing it on a specific piece of D&D lore adds an element of history as well.'

A Death Knight, aside from being awesome aesthetically, is immediately recognizable. 'I want to give people fresh looks at popular monsters and characters and also expose some deep cuts of some ones that they may not know of or remember,' Manganiello said when asked why he picked out Kargoth to be featured in the line. After all, Joe Manganiello is one of the biggest D&D fans out there. But, as you might expect, the talk quickly turned to Dungeons & Dragons. One of the characters prominently featured in the line is Kargoth the Betrayer, D&D's first Death Knight. The whole thing kicked off at Funko Hollywood where the CEO of Funko, Brian Mariotti, sat down to talk with Alcide Herveaux himself, Joe Manganiello about the upcoming AMC show Moonhaven. 'I wanted that feel for Death Saves.'Р”Вeath Saves' line of D&D apparel will feature popular monsters like the beholder, along with some deeper cuts into D&D lore. 'Kids like me that grew up playing the game knew the truth, but the result of the witch hunt was that it bonded us together like a secret society you couldn't talk about,' Manganiello said. Manganiello pointed out that he grew up during the 'Satanic Panic' that singled out D&D as being evil, and noted that his generation would remember the notorious Ed Bradley interview on 60 Minutes that blamed D&D for kids committing murders and suicides, only to find out weeks later that it wasn't true. Even after almost 50 years, it's still mysterious to the general public and I see that as an opportunity to make and change people's minds about it.' In an interview with comedian Stephen Colbert, Manganiello talked about his passion for Dungeons and Dragons. And that's one of the big reasons why our first collaboration is with Dungeons & Dragons. Actor Joe Manganiello is known for playing a werewolf, Flash Thompson and now Death Stroke, but heРІР‚в„ўs also the owner of a one of a kind game room. Wrestlers tend to live their character at times when they absolutely need to, but as itРІР‚в„ўs been seen with a lot of them throughout. 'They've heard of it, but they don't understand it. Joe Manganiello Will Not Have Any Dungeons and Dragons Bashing. 'I think people don't know what D&D is,' Manganiello said when asked whether his line could help break down some of the preconceptions people have about the game. While this aesthetic has always been part of the game, most people don't associate the badass look of Death Saves with the game.

The Death Saves line of D&D apparel presents a very retro and metal take on the popular tabletop game.

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