- Franchise
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Original Release Date
- 1974
- Publisher
- Wizards of the Coast
- Designer
- E. Gary Gygax, Dave Arneson
Dungeons And Dragons: 8 Best Campaigns For Large Groups (6+ Players)
Having a large D&D group can make the game both more difficult and more time-consuming, but there are some campaigns that work brilliantly.
Dungeons and Dragons Fan Makes Massive World of Warcraft Homebrew Book
A creative Dungeons and Dragons fan makes a huge World of Warcraft-themed third-party supplement to bring Azeroth to the tabletop roleplaying game
7 Very Hard D&D Campaigns That Are Still Fun
These D&D campaigns may be lethal to players, but they certainly provide a great deal of fun.
7 Great D&D Campaigns That Have Very Little Combat
Dungeons & Dragons is known for combat, but there are plenty of fantastic campaigns that emphasize other elements.
Dungeons & Dragons: Unofficial Classes You Should Try
These unofficial D&D classes are the perfect way to spice up the classic tabletop RPG.
Great Non-Official D&D Books That Dungeon Masters Should Read
Though these books are not official Dungeons & Dragons literature, Dungeon Masters should definitely give them a shot.
Baldur's Gate, Dragon Age Dev's New 'Chains of Asmodeus' D&D Adventure Explained
The Nine Hells of Dungeons and Dragons' Forgotten Realms have always been relatively unexplored, but this new unofficial module changes that.
One D&D's Character Creation Changes Explained
The One D&D playtest reveals revisions and additions to the character creation process, which affect elements like Classes, Backgrounds, and Feats.
10 Great D&D Campaigns For Mystery & Suspense
For D&D groups who are looking for a mystery experience, look no further than these campaigns, perfect for fantastical sleuths.
This Cross-Over Would Guarantee Another Dungeons & Dragons Movie
Just after Honor Among Thieves hit the screen, a new adventuring party brought a D&D adaptation to the forefront of culture.
6 Funny D&D Campaign Modules
These are the funniest D&D Campaign modules for any player to experience.
One D&D Might Be Missing a Key Ingredient For Classes
One D&D is reworking the game's core classes with new abilities and options. However, it could be missing out on one big opportunity.
Dungeons & Dragons: Why Drizzt Do'Urden Deserves His Own Movie
Drizzt Do'Urden is a hero in Dungeons & Dragons who deserves cinematic acclaim.
Rogue Changes in One D&D Explained
The One D&D playtest emphasizes the Rogue's creativity and cunning in combat with new features that emphasize its signature Sneak Attack ability.
Paladin Changes in One D&D Explained
The One D&D Playtest gives the Paladin some love, with Weapon Mastery and improvements to its signature features like Smite.
Vampire: The Masquerade - What Clan You Should Play Based On Your Favorite D&D Class
For D&D players, here are the clans they should consider playing in Vampire: The Masquerade based on their favorite class.
Monk Changes in One D&D Explained
The latest One D&D Playtest versions showcase big changes to classes like the Monk, which received a subclass overhaul and some new features.
Ranger Changes in One D&D Explained
The playtest of the latest Dungeons and Dragons edition, One D&D, reveals big changes to the Ranger's features and subclasses.
Barbarian Changes in One D&D Explained
One D&D's playtest features big changes to classes like the Barbarian, with revisions to its signature Rage, new features, and a new subclass.