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I don't think they are dying at all. I think players just now have access to different outlets and are probably getting in more gaming because of it. I know a lot of people, myself included who game face to face and then get in a web based game via Google +, Skype, on and on and on. I think...

Sorry about the double tap on the enter button folks, obviously not as tech savvy as I thought.

I like seeing that the versatility to combine options so far is working well in this edition. This is not the typical build and has some advantages but also leaves a few things on the table because of the mechanics, Rage and Deflect for example. If you are okay with it than I say game on...

The reality of this is once you have mechanics down you can have the halflings look like whatever you want in your game. I personally don't like the way these halflings look, they look like they are retaining water. They don't look like Tolkien hobbits or like the kender which was much more of...

You definitely have a point there about read magic for free since it is an integral part of what they do. I guess that if you receive magic weapons that you aren't proficient with it is a bit of the same thing although a feat or multiclass to gain proficiency is a bit more of a commitment than...

By Crom! That slays me. Fear not because this is exactly the sort of thing I suspect we will see handled with modules. If paladins don't have spells then perhaps there are a few things for the player to choose from such as a lower Stunt Die, Lay on Hands, Paladin's Mount, Cure Disease...

Well we have all had a chance to digest our second Open Playtest packet so it is a good thing that Wizards of the Coast has provided us with some gaming entertainment on their website, and their Dragon and Dungeon magazines. This week we get some totally bizarre items from afar, a bear of an...

Congratulations to all the winners. It is good to see a lot of different types of games and a variety of publishers getting the recognition they deserve.

With Gen Con Indy right around the corner we have a lot of D&D Next excitement building. The feedback is being gathered and some of the stuff you will see is absolutely amazing. I can't say anything more about that at the moment but you will see for yourself. In the news are lots more to do...

Even with Gen Con on the horizon Wizards of the Coast still put forth the effort to deliver new adventures, themes, and of course D&D Next news. The fans are in for quite a lot of awesome stuff coming up in the next month but we will talk about with some of the designers of D&D Next over the...

Sorry about the lack of What's Up With D&D last week but I failed a Dex check and had a bit of an accident. This week the descent into the Underdark continues and the monster design for the next edition is explained in much greater detail. Epic level fans also get some new challenges...

This week Wizards of the Coast launches a new contest for your playtest group, gives you a couple of themes for your players who have to play drow to use. We also get more insight into D&D Next, a look at some new old books, and a twist on using companions sometimes in your game. It is a slow...

The virtual pages of Dragon and Dungeon Magazines really filled up the last week of June. Several adventures were published as well as an article featuring a few high level bad guys for your games. More about the direction of D&D Next was revealed by Mike Mearls and Rodney Thompson. The drow...