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Dragon Delves is the newest Dungeons & Dragons release and the first content to utilize the new 2024 rules and stat blocks.

Tabletop RPG fans who have followed the names of the various folks associated with Dungeons and Dragons -- especially its 5th Edition and the more recent revision of that edition -- are probably familiar with the names Chris Perkins and Jeremy Crawford.

This week, Wizards of the Coast updated the System Reference Document (SRD) for Dungeons and Dragons to version 5.2, making the game's 2024 rules available in an open source format.

The Eberron Express is about to pull into the station, and when it does Egan Bakker's killer could vanish forever.

Someone on this train killed Egan Bakker, and the passengers of the Eberron Express are determined to track them down...

With the recent release of D&D's 2024 edition, the number of subclasses natively available to the newest edition of the game was cut down to four per class.

The last of the three Dungeons & Dragons 2024 core rulebooks, the 2024 Monster Manual, is set for release in two weeks on February 18 -- but you can grab a physical copy right now by heading to your local game store in the US and Canada.

Famed artificer Egan Bakker has invented a new weapon, and it's going to get him killed one day.

During a September 10 Goldman-Sachs conference, where one can undoubtedly find serious players of interactive tabletop roleplaying games, Hasbro President Chris Cocks revealed AI is actively being used to develop games at the company, including Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons: "Inside of development, we've already been using AI...It's mostly machine-learning-based AI or proprietary AI as opposed to a ChatGPT approach.

With the upcoming official release of the Dungeons & Dragons 2024 Player's Handbook, some of the game's most basic rules and procedures are changing.