- Franchise
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Original Release Date
- 1974
- Publisher
- Wizards of the Coast
- Designer
- E. Gary Gygax, Dave Arneson
Dungeons and Dragons Fan Builds 'Truly Random' Die
A creative fan of tabletop game Dungeons and Dragons builds a die that can produce 'truly random' results thanks to science.
Best Tabletop RPGs For Large Groups, Ranked
Gather all of your party before venturing forth into these tabletop roleplaying games.
Dungeons and Dragons Player Builds Moving Battlemap
An inventive Dungeons and Dragons player devises an incredible moving battlemap, sharing the results of their work with the community.
Dungeons and Dragons Player Builds Lich Tower That Sinks Into the Map
A Dungeons and Dragons player, helming a campaign in the hit tabletop game, shares an impressive disappearing Lich tower on the map.
Critical Role Reveals Its First Official Daggerheart Campaign
Critical Role announces its first official multi-session campaign using its newly-released Daggerheart tabletop roleplaying system.
Dimension 20 Reveals New Steampunk Dungeons and Dragons Campaign
Dimension 20 reveals a brand-new Dungeons and Dragons campaign set in a never-before-seen steampunk universe, airing exclusively on Dropout soon.
Daggerheart TTRPG: Future Sourcebook Wish List
Critical Role's competing against Dungeons and Dragons with Daggerheart, but the group's plans could go beyond its upcoming release.
What to Expect From Critical Role's Daggerheart TTRPG
Critical Role's upcoming TTRPG Daggerheart is offering an interesting blend of mechanics and a real challenge to Dungeons and Dragons.
New Dungeons and Dragons Unearthed Arcana Playtest Includes New and Revised Horror Subclasses
Dungeons and Dragons reveals a ghastly group of subclass playtests in its latest Unearthed Arcana, featuring both new options and revised favorites.
8 Dark RPGs For Fans Of Dungeons And Dragons
These RPGs excellently capture the feel of a Dungeons & Dragons campaign.
Dungeons & Dragons 5e's Wizard Subclasses Stand at a Crossroads
With a revision to 5e just around the corner, Dungeons and Dragons must decide: refresh the classic wizard schools or conjure up bold new subclasses.
Dungeons and Dragons: The Pros and Cons of Multiclassing Explained
Multiclassing can give some of the most powerful Dungeons and Dragons builds, but it also comes with its drawbacks that need to be considered.
Dungeons and Dragons: Why Now is the Time to Revisit Planescape: Torment's Canceled Sequel
Cult classic title Planescape: Torment was supposed to receive a sequel, and the moment might be right for WOTC to pull the trigger on one.
Baldur’s Gate 3’s Change to Perception Checks is a Godsend
A recent Baldur’s Gate 3 update may have quietly fixed a longstanding issue hiding in plain sight for players everywhere.
Why Dungeons and Dragons Should Revive 4th Edition's Warlord Class
Dungeons and Dragons Fourth Edition's Warlord is one of the more interesting Martial Classes in the franchise because of its unique features.
6 Tips For Good Boss Fights In Dungeons And Dragons
DMs who are struggling to design a satisfying climax for their quests can use these easy tips to give any boss some flair and intensity in D&D.
Dungeons and Dragons 5e: Why You Should Play a Gestalt Campaign
Dungeons and Dragons has many different options for gameplay, and a Gestalt campaign offers DMs and players a fresh approach from the past.
Dungeons and Dragons Reveals First Round of 2024 Core Rulebook Errata
Dungeons and Dragons officially reveals the first round of errata for the 2024 Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, and Monster Manual.
Fans of Critical Role's Exandria Video Game Have a Great Way to Pass the Time Before Release
Critical Role has been teasing its own Exandria video game, and there is a solid appetizer to hold fans over while they wait.
April 22 is Going to Be a Big Day for Dungeons and Dragons Homebrew Creators
Dungeon Masters and players who plan to make and publish their own homebrew D&D content will want to mark April 22 down on their calendars.