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So you're running a D&D game, and you're not sure what you want to do.

I am not going to make the obvious November 5 joke here -- but I am going to make the obvious time-change joke!

Seriously, how cool are elephants?

This weekend sees the premiere of the first 3 episodes of Arcane, an nine-episode animated series on Netflix taking place in the world of League of Legends.

If you aren't big into paleontology, you may not understand why new evidence that Mussaurus patagonicus -- an early Jurassic Sauropodomorph related to later Sauropods like Diplodocus -- was a herd animal that lived in large social groups that broke themselves up by age is such a big deal.

We're nearing the end of Spooktober, but that doesn't mean the fun's about to end -- the opposite, in fact!

It's a well-established fact that the Old Gods are our friends and only want good things for us.

There was no doubt in my mind that Blizzard Watch cuteness roundup would be celebrating Halloween with black cats.

You'd like to start watching Critical Role, if only to understand what your friends are going on about all the time or what this latest meme is all about, but given all the varied times and platforms, it may be tough to know what all your options are for watching this lovable band of voice actors play Dungeons and Dragons.

We previously discussed Fizban's Treasury of Dragons and how it changes up the typical lore for Dragons in Dungeons and Dragons, but today I want to talk to you about how to use the book in your game, whether you're running a series of pre-made adventures, a complete homebrew setting, or something in between.  The book itself is designed for ease of use, so it's really not difficult to break out elements from it and use them in your campaign however you see fit.