Edgin in a sentence

After being betrayed by their former friend, Forge Fitzwilliam (Hugh Grant), Edgin and Holga escape prison and plot to reunite with Edgin’s daughter, Kira (Chloe Coleman).

Two years after being imprisoned for attempting to steal gold and a magical artifact, Edgin (Chris Pine) and best friend Holga (Michelle Rodriguez) hatch a plan to escape and return to Edgin's daughter Kira (Chloe Coleman).

As Edgin and Holga trudge from classic Faerun locale to locale with little to no fanfare (but with a good amount of scenic shots) they fail to find their kid.

As explained in flashbacks, the pair turned to a life of crime after Edgin's wife was murdered for his work as a member of the heroic Harpers, helping provide for his daughter Kira (Chloe Coleman).

Based on the commercially successful tabletop role-playing game "Dungeons & Dragons," the team consists of Pine as Edgin, as Doric.

Between his tragic backstory and the trials and tribulations the group faces along the way, Pine's Edgin could be forgiven for harboring bitterness.

Chris Pine plays Edgin, and Michelle Rodriguez plays Holga in Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves from Paramount Pictures and eOne.

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves follows Edgin (Chris Pine) and his fearsome companion, Holga (Michelle Rodriguez), as they set out to rob a former compatriot named Forge (Hugh Grant) after discovering that he’d betrayed them 2 years prior.

Edgin and Holga’s scheme requires more members on the team.

Edgin explains that he's actually come from the Harpers, one of the most secretive peace-keeping factions in the Forgotten Realms.

His role as Edgin is more comedic though.

Instead, Edgin merely heard tales of a black dragon's power from the corpses of warriors who died fighting in that battle a century ago.

It'd mix in more comedy and keep the Edgin and Holga partnership going as something that doesn't need to change.

Once Edgin’s crew has the plan to break into Forge’s fault, they run into a snag.

Teased in flashbacks to the takeover of Thay and moments in which Sofina discusses her nefarious plans, Szass Tam is the powerful Red Wizard that Edgin and his associates still have to bring down in a sequel movie.

The movie then includes another flashback of Zia and Edgin spotting a dragonfly in a window, indicating the origins of its connection to the bard.

The scene in question features Xenk heroically walking away after aiding Edgin and the others before encountering a large boulder.

The Secret Lair pack will include the six main characters: Edgin, Holga, Forge, Doric, Simon, and Xenk.

Unfortunately, the first corpse they bring up keeps saying “Yes,” because Edgin is messing up how he asks questions.

Using the Gaes spell would have also prevented anyone in the party from knowing whether Edgin had acted of his own volition or because of Xenk's control.