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Generative AI is dividing RPG fans: Can AI really play Dungeons & Dragons, and should it?
AI DM You taught an AI to play chess? Great. Now teach it to run a Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition campaign in the Planescape setting using the 2024 rules.
D&D campaign-turned-animated series The Legend of Vox Machina uppercuts fans with some brutal departures from the source material, and I'm here for it
News I am the sicko shouting "yes!"
After DMing a bunch of D&D 5e, swapping over to Pathfinder 2e has felt like hanging out with a cool TTRPG uncle that lets you smoke weed
PATH FINDING You wanna have laser eyes at level one? Sure, buddy.
Here's what Karlach and Astarion get up to if you leave them at camp: Joining a D&D actual-play show
News Roll for initiative.
To celebrate 50 years of D&D, Royal Mail is selling monster stamps you can keep in a mimic's mouth
NEWS Featuring great new art from veteran fantasy artist Wayne Reynolds.
Oh for goodness' sake—D&D has early access periods and pre-order bonuses now, like a 3D model of a dragon for a virtual tabletop that doesn't exist yet
News The worst habits of videogame storefronts are making their way to pen and paper.
The new D&D core books feature nearly 400 spells and over 500 monsters, but disappointingly few new ideas
Scrolls of power An advance look at the 2024 Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, and Monster Manual leaves me concerned that the game's future is still stuck in the past.
'Work with the players ... otherwise you shouldn't be doing it': Heads at Baldur's Gate 3 developer Larian Studios say you ought to 'really mean it' going into early access
News "You've sold someone a game, they paid for the game, so you do need to maintain it."
