Tabletop RPG

All good things must come to an end, and sometimes, so must all foul things -- like vampiric rituals meant to bring one's wife back from the dead by opening the very gates of Hell itself.

Stop me if you've heard this one before: a bunch of crypts in the lowest level of a vampire's lair, holding silver, lurking undead enemies, a secret our big bad guy doesn't want found, and more.

Deep in the bowels of the vampirate-laden Maelstrom, our scurvy scallyways discover something truly unexpected: an entire forest, inside the hull of a ship.

On the briny seas of the Dark Caribbean sails a ship unlike any other; a ghostly ship, made of rotting wood with sails of red flesh, heralded by an ominous green fog, and crewed by vampiric pirates: the Maelstrom.

Against all odds, the Dungeons & Dragons Warcraft crossover book seems like it might actually be good.

There are a lot of interesting things to touch on in the tabletop RPG space in this month's Tavern Watch Podcast, especially if you're a fan of Paizo's games like Pathfinder or Starfinder.

One of the least advertised things on the BlizzCon 2026 map was a small area in the World of Warcraft section labeled "Last Call at the Arcantina".

Some days in the Wasteland, you accidentally stumble into a robot-operated dinosaur cloning facility, and then you have to make an ethical judgment on what to do with the lives of intelligent (and very polite) cloned dinosaurs and deathclaws.

Besides being the voice of Cassidy in Overwatch, you might know Matt Mercer from his other non-voice-acting job, DMing (and now playing) on a little show called Critical Role.

It turns out being kidnapped by talking Deathclaws really isn't that bad, as long as you don't mind the moral quandaries that come along with them...