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We know that there's going to be a 50th Anniversary Edition of Dungeons and Dragons, which we're told will be fully compatible with current 5e products.

The Wild Beyond the Witchlight is the latest adventure for Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition to be published by Wizards of the Coast, and if you're a fan of tales set in a faerie realm then this one is for you.

During this weekend's D&D Celebration, the festivities ended with a Future of D&D panel -- a panel hosted by Elle Osili-Wood, who spoke to Chris Perkins, Liz Schuh, Ray Winninger, and Jeremy Crawford about what you'd expect in a Future of D&D panel: the distant past of the Precambrian period and how it set the stage for the development of our modern ecosystem.

People use the word 'realism' or 'realistic' a lot in gaming, and it's something to consider, but for an aspiring Tabletop RPG game master it's toxic to concern yourself too much with it.

Rules are almost a necessity for games, but especially for role playing games, where you're essentially playing make believe but you want to avoid the I shot you!

There is an Avatar Legends  tabletop RPG coming out.

The Deck of Many Things, also sometimes known as the Deck of Hazards, is a magic item that started its life in the very first supplement for Dungeons and Dragons.

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One of the things that Wizards of the Coast has been really good about is making longer adventures that can serve as campaign starters or let you hang the framework of your own campaign from as a scaffolding, and which provide enough detail to use the whole thing as a jumping off point. The Wild Beyond the Witchlight does this for the Feywild, the plane of faerie in Dungeons and Dragons.

I once spent three months painstakingly kludging rules together for 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons so that my friends could play in a game that was more like a fantasy anime like The Vision of Escaflowne, only to realize I was breaking my back to do something Exalted already did, but better.