So you want to play Dungeons and Dragons -- or any tabletop RPG, really -- but you, like me, are broke and can't afford all those books, and a ton of dice, and minis, and maps, and even more dice.

In online games with a multitude of players, one great feature is to meet other people in an open discussion, talk about the game you are playing, and learn from one another.

The PTR for The Burning Crusade Classic has been out since December.

It's the start of a brand-new year, and that means our first-ever WRUP of 2022!

I am a firm believer that there are few things in the world as funny as a dog wearing boots for the first time.

It’s the first Friday of 2022, and I hope you are all having a good one. I plan to celebrate the day with a nice nap in a sunbeam, like a cat. Except it’s supposed to be overcast, so there might not be any sunbeams. So maybe just a nap under a nice blanket. Naps are great, and I hope all of us have had a nice nap in 2022.

But let’s take a break from napping to answer some questions.

This week we discuss what we would like to see from Blizzard and gaming in general in 2022.

With the release of Endwalker last month I've been playing a lot of Final Fantasy XIV, and one of the activities I've devoted more time to is group content -- not only the FFXIV version of World of Warcraft dungeons called "duties," but also the raid equivalents that are available in 8-player or 24-player varieties.

When we last saw Azshara back in patch 8.3, we had freed her from Dark Inquisitor Xanesh and in payment she gave us Xal'atath as means of defeating N'Zoth.

The first time I realized I could just give players a level whenever I felt it was appropriate for the story, I almost fell over.