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Last weekend, we went back to our long running D&D campaign and almost immediately found ourselves role playing a bunch, as our Dwarf Cleric Mediel and her undead Warlock cousin Malachi talked it out about how stodgy and confining Dwarven culture is, and our Tiefling Rogue Mischief found out she has three moms -- sort of -- and our Gnome Wizard Wilyur Rustspark has come to a resolution on his evil doppleganger, and our Elf Fighter Zellan really hates pirates.

Tasha's Cauldron of Everything arrived this week and like the title promises it brings a whole new book of "everything" to the D&D player.

One of the best parts of the brand new Tasha's Cauldron of Everything that's just come out for the 5th Edition of Dungeons and Dragons are the subclasses it offers.

I recently had an interesting experience that led me to a discovery I'm pretty happy with.

Exile's Reach was designed for the beginning player to get them accustomed to World of Warcraft and ready for the Battle for Azeroth-into-Shadowlands questing experience.

The real story behind why Castle Nathria was, "Build Dracula's Castle, make it a raid.

Choosing which characters are going to bind themselves to which Shadowlands Covenant is not an easy process.

The way leveling in Shadowlands works, you do 1 to 10 in Exile's Reach or some other starting zone, then from 10 to 50 you either do Battle for Azeroth content or one of the other expansions, from Cataclysm's revamp of Azeroth to Outland, or Northrend, or Pandaria, or even alternate Draenor or the Broken Isles.

So you've decided to take the plunge and add some horror to your next Dungeons & Dragons session since Halloween is coming up, but you've grown tired of the same ol' sexy Dracula or Cthulhu-style horror.

I admit, I'm surprised I was surprised by the news that another group of ex-Blizzard employees are banding together to try to make some great games.