What if D&D went Isometric?

[Skarburn Gone Underground]

[glow=ffcc00,2,300]For those of you who don't know, D&D is Dungeons & Dragons.
There have been many games made from these systems. Baldurs Gate, Icewind Dale and Neverwinter Nights are good examples of it.

Now what would it be like if Dungeons and Dragons went Isometric Style (Like TO and FFT and Such)?
Personally, I wouldn't mind it coz I enjoy both.[/glow]
[glow=0000FF,2,300]Good and Good can always lead to bad though[/glow][glow=ffcc00,2,300]
True. But just imagine...

Any comments?[/glow]

[Sokar468]

I think the Tactis Ogre grid-style of gameplay was overdone with follow-up games like Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and Onimusha Tactics. The game style was great when TO:KoL, but I don't need more of it (unless it's a sequel from Atlus).

I have never been a fan of D&D, but to each person their own.

If I wanted to see anither a isometric grid-style turn based game like TO:KoL for the GBA, I would like to see a Hereos of Might and Magic II.

[Sektor]

I agree that Iso-Grid Tactical RPGs are being overdone a bit. TO was great, FFTA was good, and Onimusha was mediocore. If more and more come up, then the quality will diminish I think. It would be cool if they pulled it off well though

[Magicman]

Sokar468 said:

Hereos of Might and Magic II.

There is one for GBC.

[Sokar468]

Owl said:

There is one for GBC.

But it sucks. They could really make a good one if they reprogrammed it for the GBA and gave it a face-lift.

[Magicman]

Sokar468 said:

But it sucks. They could really make a good one if they reprogrammed it for the GBA and gave it a face-lift.

True, very true.