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What’s the best tie-in media for a video game?
The subtitle to this post could just be and why is it Arcane because Arcane is one of, if not the, best video game tie-in stories I've ever seen Yes, even better than The Last Guardian, my previous favorite. The Last Guardian is one of the best novels ever set in a game world, which may not be a surprise as it features characters like Medivh and Khadgar and is written by Jeff Grubb, longtime AD&D designer and author of the Azure Bonds tie-in novel, which introduced Dragonbait the Saurial and yes I admit it I loved that book because it made dinosaur people canon in D&D.
What do you expect to see out of gaming in 2022?
It's the dawn of a new year, a time of renewed perspectives and expectations.
What moments in games have emotionally affected you?
Sometimes our games -- the ones we play, that become part of our lives -- can actually get under our skin.
What fantasy monster would you most want as a pet?
It's a Beholder, isn't it?
It’s the last day of the year, so let’s talk about our GOTY picks (with a small twist)
What kind of year would it be if we didn't close out with our collective Game of the Year (GOTY) choices?
Here are some awesome TTRPGs you may have missed in 2021
There are a lot of games in the world, and nobody is going to know about all of them.
Follow the advice of these cute cats to have the best New Year’s Eve
It's time to boot 2021 out the door and kick off 2022.
What made you happy — gaming or otherwise — in 2021?
It's been a rough year.
Why DMs should start small when building out new campaigns and settings
When you're planning to write your own unique Dungeons & Dragons campaign rather than a pre-made, fully-realized campaign -- also referred to as homebrew -- it can be incredibly fun to go hog wild on the worldbuilding.
House rules we like that you can steal for your own D&D campaign
We've talked about house rules before, and they are a big part of a DM's journey through learning how to run D&D games.



