Tabletop RPG

The Nebula Awards are one of the most prestigious for the genres of Science Fiction and Fantasy, and in 2019 they added a new award for Best Game Writing.

When you're running a tabletop RPG, an intriguing setting -- whether that's something like the romance and robots of Sentai and Sensibility or or the broad and detailed fantasy world of Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere -- can go a long way towards sparking the imagination of players and GMs alike.

Welcome to beautiful Ternion City, home of the Triangle Agency.

This month on Tavern Watch, we discuss the messy release of D&D's 2024 edition, which was staggered out into 2025...

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

Daggerheart has had a fairly extensive public playtest process -- one which we participated in by playing our own game!

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

If you're really interested in seeing some new, experimental things in the world of indie tabletop RPGs (like our actual play of Sentai and Sensibility!), you'll want to keep an eye on Kickstarter this month.

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.

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