Tabletop RPG

I can't pretend I'm surprised that Chris Metzen's Warchief Gaming announced today that they're making a campaign setting for Dungeons and Dragons' 5e ruleset.

Tabletop gaming is on the boom, with Hasbro recognizing that Dungeons and Dragons and Magic: The Gathering are growing at a remarkable rate during the pandemic.

The official BlizzConline schedule has been published, and while there are fewer sessions than we typically get during the in-person BlizzCon, there's still a lot to be excited about.

If you're a TTRPG nerd like myself, the most exciting announcement at this year's BlizzConline might well be that the folks at Critical Role will be running a Diablo-themed one-shot for the convention this year.

Dungeons and Dragons, as a tabletop RPG, has certain rules to allow you to design the character you want.

Magpie Games, the folks who made the excellent Masks RPG, have acquired the license to produce the official role playing game for the Avatar franchise.

Welcome friends, to a land where all planes touch, and no one is really sure how it came to be.

The Unearthed Arcana Gothic Lineages that we saw this week are a cool, new -- well, sort-of-new -- idea for Dungeons and Dragons, but you may be wondering how to make use of them.

As a DM and a player I love Unearthed Arcana and the way it always brings me new things to play around with in my games.

Everyone runs their game differently, and I don't mean to even try and tell you this is the way to be a game master/DM/whatever term you use for the person who runs the game here.