- Date Founded
- 1990
Dungeons and Dragons 2024's Wild Magic Sorcerer is Secretly a Well-Oiled Machine
Dungeons and Dragons 2024's take on the classic Wild Magic Sorcerer still offers unpredictable fun, but a couple changes make it far more consistent.
Sci-Fi RPG Exodus Gets a Release Window
A forthcoming science-fiction game, Exodus, receives a much-anticipated release window update.
Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy Set is About to Break The Game With One Card
Magic: The Gathering revealed some cards from its upcoming Final Fantasy UB set, and one of them breaks one rule.
Magic: The Gathering Reveals More Final Fantasy Cards
Magic: The Gathering gives players a closer look at some cards from the upcoming Final Fantasy crossover collection.
Horrified: Dungeons and Dragons Cover Confirms New Monsters [EXCLUSIVE]
The Best War Games reveals the Horrified: Dungeons and Dragons cover, which confirms three new monsters featured in the upcoming tabletop game.
How Disney Lorcana is Following in Magic: The Gathering's Footsteps With Dual-Ink Cards
Lorcana's new Archazia's Island set is coming out next month, and its dual-Ink cards are taking a page out of MTG's playbook.
Magic: The Gathering Arena's Achievements Are Just What the Game Needed
Achievements were added to Magic: The Gathering Arena this week, and they are giving players brand-new ways to engage with the game.
Disney Lorcana May Be Shooting Itself in the Foot With One Magic: The Gathering Mechanic
Lorcana and Magic: The Gathering are very different games, but the former is adding a controversial mechanic from the latter.
Dungeons and Dragons Needs Updated Rules for an Area Where Baldur's Gate 3 Excelled
Baldur's Gate 3 has a simply yet incredibly useful mechanic that could inspire a new set of ideas for Dungeons & Dragons to work with.
Magic: The Gathering's Newest Mechanic May Be Dead on Arrival
Magic: The Gathering will soon release its Aetherdrift set, and one of its mechanics may be bound to run out of gas before it's out.
New Dungeons and Dragons Unearthed Arcana Playtest Introduces Eight Forgotten Realms Subclasses
Dungeons and Dragons reveals an Unearthed Arcana playtest featuring eight new and updated subclasses inspired by Faerun and the Forgotten Realms.
Demeo x Dungeons and Dungeons: Battlemarked Crossover Game Revealed
Resolution Games reveals Demeo x Dungeons and Dragons: Battlemarked, a crossover game that will play like a DM-less DnD with social strategy elements.
Critical Role Running Charity One-Shot For Los Angeles Fire Relief
Critical Role surprises fans with a one-shot campaign fundraiser to help those affected by the recent fires in Los Angeles, California.
Disney Lorcana Should 'Steal' One Key Magic: The Gathering Format
Disney Lorcana is a much newer TCG than Magic: The Gathering, and the latter has one format that would work wonders for the former.
Magic: The Gathering Aetherdrift Preview - The Ultimate TCG Death Race Fantasy
The Best War Games gets a preview of Magic: The Gathering's Aetherdrift set, which combines death race themes with the TCG's strategic gameplay loop.
After Dungeons and Dragons Updates the Artificer, It's Time for One New Class Type
Once artificer moves past D&D's playtest phase, Wizards of the Coast should consider designing a class based around another underappreciated stat.
Dungeons and Dragons' 2025 Monster Manual Can Turn a Big Tradition on Its Head
The 2025 Monster Manual will feature many monsters that return from previous editions, but a new addition could rival the game's most formidable foe.
Magic: The Gathering's Innistrad Remastered is Wise to Cut One Mechanic
Magic: The Gathering's upcoming Innistrad Remastered set is not merging all Innistrad sets together, and one mechanic is on the chopping block.
Two Dungeons and Dragons Classes Embody The Concept of 'Zero to Hero'
Seeing one's character grow over the course of a Dungeons & Dragons campaign is always fun, and two classes embody that feature well.
One Magic: the Gathering UB Mechanic May Not Be Dead in The Water
Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond sets typically introduce new mechanics, and a past one seems likely to return in the future.