- Franchise
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Original Release Date
- 1974
- Publisher
- Wizards of the Coast
- Designer
- E. Gary Gygax, Dave Arneson
One D&D's New Bastion System Explained
Dungeons and Dragons' One D&D playtest materials have largely focused on classes so far, but a recent document adds a compelling new mechanic.
Bard Changes in One D&D Explained
One D&D's playtest overhauled the Bard, with updates to its spellcasting and Bardic Inspiration features alongside the addition of a new subclass.
Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms Devs Talk Neverwinter Crossover, Making A Fun Idle Game [EXCLUSIVE]
The Best War Games chats with Idle Champions developers about its crossovers with Neverwinter and Baldur's Gate and more as the game's new season approaches.
Cleric Changes in One D&D Explained
One DnD's latest playtest versions provided various changes and additions to the Cleric's features and subclass abilities.
Great Dungeons And Dragons Homebrew Rules You Should Try
D&D has many set rules, but adding a few homebrew tweaks can result in more enjoyable sessions.
Dungeons & Dragons: Obscure Monsters You Might Not Have Heard Of
The world of D&D has many kinds of monsters, some less well-known than others. Here are a few beasts players may have never heard of.
Dungeons And Dragons: 8 Old Spells That Didn't Make It Into The 5th Edition
Some of the best spells in Dungeons and Dragons were left behind with the release of the 5th edition, saying goodbye to some old wizards.
The 7 Deadliest Traps in Dungeons & Dragons
These are some of the deadliest traps in the world of Dungeons & Dragons.
Druid Changes in One D&D Explained
One D&D's latest playtest versions indicates that some big changes and additions are coming to the Druid class' features and subclasses.
Dungeons and Dragons Introduces First Canonically Autistic Character
Dungeons and Dragons introduces Asteria, a major figure from the Book of Many Things, and the first autistic character in D&D history.
Best Fantasy RTS Games, Ranked
Fans of the fantasy genre who also enjoy real-time strategy games are sure to enjoy these engaging RTS titles.
Wizard Changes in One D&D Explained
The seventh One D&D playtest provides some light reworks to the Wizard's subclasses, as well as some interesting improvements to some spells.
9 Magical D&D Items For Really Creative Players
Only the most creative of minds can take advantage of these quirky, magical Dungeons & Dragons items.
Dungeons & Dragons: All Ability Skills, Ranked Least To Most Useful
Skill checks are a backbone of Dungeons & Dragons, and these tend to come in especially handy in a campaign.
Dungeons & Dragons: All Magic Schools Explained
Dungeons & Dragons features eight main magic schools. Here's what they all entail.
Warlock Changes in One D&D Explained
The One D&D playtest is on its seventh run, bringing another set of sweeping changes to the Warlock's signature feature and spells.
Sorcerer Changes in One D&D Explained
The One DnD playtest gives each base class significant changes, with the Sorcerer getting improvements to its signature mechanic and spell list.
Why Baldur's Gate 3 Fans Should Check Out the Dungeons and Dragons Descent into Avernus Module
Baldur's Gate 3's compelling narrative has made it a standout RPG of recent years, and one Dungeons and Dragons module has ties to its scenario.
The Most Mysterious Artifacts In Dungeons & Dragons
There are some rather strange and mysterious artifacts in Dungeons & Dragons. Here's a look at some of the most enigmatic.
Dungeons and Dragons Reveals Replacement Illustrations After AI Art Controversy
An illustrator for Dungeons and Dragons reveals new art Wizards of the Coast is using to replace AI-generated work after a recent controversy.