History YMMV / DungeonsAndDragonsWrathOfTheDragonGod

* FashionVictimVillain: Averted, unlike the previous film. At some point in his hundred years or so of hellish unlife, Damodar seems to have realised that blue lipstick is really not a good look.

* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Considering that general consensus places this movie at either SoBadItsGood or SoOkayItsAverage, this should tell you some pretty embarrassing things about the quality of the original, which had a much bigger budget.

** Also some props aren't up to snuff, as when Barrick and company flee the Dark Mantles, his sword gets slightly lodged in the "stone" doorway and chips off a small chunk of the foam set wall. Then when Lux and Barrick capture and threaten Damodar with a dagger, it's quite obviously a crudely carved piece of wood painted to look like a dagger, given its lack of shine and ''very'' flat edge to avoid cutting anyone.

* Also some props aren't up to snuff, as when Barrick and company flee the Dark Mantles, his sword gets slightly lodged in the "stone" doorway and chips off a small chunk of the foam set wall. Then when Lux and Barrick capture and threaten Damodar with a dagger, it's quite obviously a crudely carved piece of wood painted to look like a dagger, given its lack of shine and ''very'' flat edge to avoid cutting anyone.

* CompleteMonster: [[Monster/DungeonsAndDragons Damodar]] is still an unredeemable villain. See that page for details.

%%%* HoYay: Dorian and Berek.

* SoOkayItsAverage: Considered to be not as good as [[WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons1983 the 80s cartoon]], but much better than the first movie (unless you're one of those people who thinks SoBadItsGood is preferable to SoOkayItsAverage).
* SpecialEffectsFailure: The CG effects, not because of poor rendering or goofy design like the previous film, but rather because all the effects have ultra pristine detail fidelity, which separates them heavily from the slightly blurred live action backdrops. Especially noticable on the UsefulNotes/BluRay release.

* CompleteMonster: [[YMMV/DungeonsAndDragons2000 Damodar]] is still an unredeemable villain. See that page for details.

* CompleteMonster: [[YMMV/DungeonsAndDragons Damodar]] is still an unredeemable villain. See that page for details.

* SoOkayItsAverage: Considered to be not as good as [[WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons the 80s cartoon]], but much better than the first movie (unless you're one of those people who thinks SoBadItsGood is preferable to SoOkayItsAverage).

* SoBadItsGood: While part of the audience sees him as SoOkayItsAverage, especially compared to its predecessor, other fans think it has the same cheesy charm than the first one.

* CompleteMonster: [[YMMV/DungeonsAndDragons Damodar]]. See that page for details.

* HoYay: Dorian and Berek.

* SoBadItsGood

* NarmCharm: Why else would you be watching it?

* CharacterAlignment:
** LawfulGood: Berek.
** ChaoticGood: Lux and Nim.
** TrueNeutral: Ormaline.
** NeutralGood: Dorian and Melora.

* BadassDecay: Damodar (Literally). This is primarily because he goes from being a GeniusBruiser in the first movie to a more "mage-ish" character in this one.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: The CG effects, not because of poor rendering or goofy design like the previous film, but rather because all the effects have ultra pristine detail fidelity, which separates them heavily from the slightly blurred live action backdrops. Especially noticable on the BluRay release.

** TrueNeutral: Dorian and Ormaline.
** NeutralGood: Melora.

* BadassDecay: Damodar. This is primarily because he goes from being a GeniusBruiser in the first movie to a more "mage-ish" character in this one.

* SoOkayItsAverage: Considered to be not as good as [[WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons the 80s cartoon]], but much better than the first movie.

* SpecialEffectsFailure