The D&D movie characters get official stat blocks

What is one of the most interesting perks in the Dungeons and Dragons film? These are some of the juicy facts revealed by official stats. It is possible to determine the charisma level of Hugh Grant or Chris Pine, so that we can pit them against each other. And as such, Hugh Grant — with his years of playing the charming, bumbling lead in many an England-set romantic comedy — squeezes out Chris Pine by two points. But Chris Pine stans, don’t fear — the Wonder Woman Star Trek’s actor is stronger and more stable than the Star Trek actress. This means that if it came to strength and constitution, Chris would probably win.

Now, technically, these stats aren’t reflective of the actors, but the characters they play in the movie. Still, you don’t cast Hugh Grant in a role designed to have 0 charisma, so there is some method behind the magic.

The stat blocks for the main characters are available for free via D&D Beyond, the digital toolset for all things Dungeons and Dragons. Login or register to get your Hugh Grant NPC.

If charming rogues or rakish bards don’t quite fit your campaign, there are also builds for a tiefling druid (Doric, played by It’s Sophia Lillis), a fledgling sorcerer (Simon, played by Detective Pikachu’s Justice Smith), a devoted paladin (Xenk, played by Bridgerton’s Regé-Jean Page), a fearsome fighter (Holga, played by the Fast and Furious franchise’s Michelle Rodriguez), and an evil Red Wizard (Sofina, played by Shadow and Bone’s Daisy Head). Note for anyone looking to add the Duke-of-Hastings-but-a-Paladin to their game — not all of these characters’ specific classes and races are immediately obvious! It’s best to save big revelations for the movie.

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among ThievesThe movie will be in theaters March 31. See the beautiful new character art.