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It's no secret that sometimes when trying to convince people to give a tabletop RPG other than Dungeons & Dragons a try, one of the protests that often crops up is, "it's too hard to learn new games!" To those of us already acquainted with other games, this seems ridiculous, but it's worth examining: after all, if you've only learned the rules to one game, and that game is wildly complex from the get-go, what evidence do you have that every game isn't like that?

In this episode, we are joined by Phil “The goblin with the dumb name that you all love” Ulrich as we go in-depth on the good, the bad, and the ugly of the new Player’s Handbook.

With the upcoming official release of the Dungeons & Dragons 2024 Player's Handbook, some of the game's most basic rules and procedures are changing.

Though we're still waiting for the updated 2024 D&D Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, and Monster Manual (actually coming out in 2025), Wizards of the Coast just announced a new slate of products for next year.

In this episode, we discuss the updated D&D rulebooks rolling out soon, the impact of the recent massive layoffs at Wizards of the Coast on both their own products and the larger industry, the role of AI in game development, and the importance of community trust for TTRPG companies to be successful.

Weapon Mastery is a new class feature in the 2024 Player's Handbook for Dungeons & Dragons that gives Simple and Martial weapons specific properties that can used in combat by martial classes.

The second in the slate of three upcoming Dungeons and Dragons sourcebooks, the D&D 2024 Dungeon Master's Guide 2024 is releasing November 12, 2024.

It's been almost 50 years in the making but now the first book in the newest trilogy of Dungeons & Dragons rulebooks, formerly titled One D&D (or informally D&D 6e), the 2024 Player's Handbook is releasing September 17, 2024, with pre-orders already underway.

Concrete details about the 2024 revamp of the Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook are finally starting to filter out to the gaming public, and one of the important questions on everyone's mind has been: what are the official core rulebook subclasses?

The upcoming D&D adventure anthology Quests from the Infinite Staircase does something I absolutely love: it adapts old school Dungeons and Dragons adventures into the current edition of the game, letting players experience these classics for themselves.