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There's a new edition of D&D in town -- Dungeons and Dragons 2024 is rolling out three new sourcebooks, starting with the 2024 Player's Handbook.

Funnily enough, the final book in the set of three updates to 2024 Dungeons & Dragons isn't coming out until 2025.

My wife has been listening to the Jack Reacher series via audiobooks and last week was a tough one for her: the titular character was enduring the heat of Texas while we were sweating through a 90 degree heat wave.

Guild Wars 2 had their first beta for the Janthir Wilds expansion this weekend, a limited-time opportunity to test all the new abilities coming alongside the Spear for the game's professions.

Another weekend, another chance to play some games!

It's that time of the year, speedrun fans.

It's a bit of a meme that my Steam wishlist has become a little, shall we say diplomatically, notoriously unwieldy.

The latest edition of Dungeons & Dragons, which will officially launch with the release of the 2024 Players Handbook in September, has been advertised as "backwards compatible" with earlier D&D 5e books, but what does that mean?

With the recent, huge flurry of information released about Dungeons and Dragons 2024, it can be hard to take everything in.

This weekend Guild Wars 2 is beta testing the upcoming Janthir Wilds expansion, focusing on the new spear weapon type (now available for land-based combat) and its abilities across all professions.