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There's been a trend for a while now in video games and anime: crafting what you kill. D&D is finally catching up. Picture courtesy of...

Anyone from ENWorld that gets the gig has a standing invite for a personal tour of Renton, the City of Dragons

TTRPG lines have made a decided shift toward fewer releases. I think Paizo is the only company still doing monthly, physical releases...

The Carrion Company live play campaigns from the Mud & Blood podcast, using the Warhammer Fantasy RPG rules and setting, but the DMs...

Someone over on Reddit linked to a Knights of the Last Call video on running Daggerheart. Pointing out the best section starts around 30...

It kinda is though! It reminds me of a lot of some 5E 2014 art where it looks unfinished because that's exactly what it is - they paid...

Very interested to hear how this is - it looks extremely cool.

If anything it makes the look they share in the elevator down to the beach a bit awkward, since Cassian knows Bix is out there waiting...

Here’s to hoping. It’s such a weird double standard. They can and have simply invented lore to justify adding race-class combos...

Very interested to hear how this is - it looks extremely cool.

In hindsight, squats, deals, calfs and shoulders into running outside? Misjudged.

I just picked up both Dune Imperium and As We Descend. I may have a problem. "My name is Reynard and I am addicted to deckbuilders."

I assume there's a supplement coming about running four-hour shopping expeditions.

Do your last mechanical release in 2028, start building hype in 2029 with an epic "closing" module and drop 6e in 2030. I don't know...