features
Bludgeon wants you to embrace roleplaying in your own, radical way
This RPG from an Indian team approaches classes, and divinity, beyond Western conventions.
new games
There’s a hodgepodge of influences.
investigations
4 Pillar Games’ new website adds AI-generated slop to an already ephemeral online historical record.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
An innovative, new stroll-playing game, already funded on Backerkit, invites you to imagine and explore.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Try this instant, browser-based dnd dungeon generator, no install or account required. Every room, wall, and door is fully editable - and it's not AI.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nexoria is a community and messaging platform with built-in TTRPG tools, including campaign spaces, dice, notes, character sheets, calendar channels, and maps with dynamic lighting, line of sight, and fog of war.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A new actual play podcast looks at a real Midwest city in the year 2089, showcasing a mix of indie TTRPG darlings and underdogs, with support from local artists and culture workers.
podcast
A podcast is just a series of negotiations.
D&D
The age of supplements is over.
features
Looking for answers in all the wrong places.
interview
"If we can be a third pillar in the RPG space rather than another monolith, that just feels really healthy."
Magic: The Gathering
By respecting one artist's legacy, Wizards of the Coast disrespects another.
interview
Cam Banks still has a lot of work he wants to do.
Rascal Radio
🎲Listen to Episode 36 in your podcast player of choice! In the latest episode of the Rascal Radio Hour, Chase and Caelyn are joined by Wargamer's resident haunt-lover, Mollie Russell, to discuss (among other games) Call of Cthulhu's campfire scouts-meets-cosmic horror RPG – Campfire Tales. The crew
unions
“We're not being heard, we're not being taken seriously or treated with respect.”
features
Understanding a miniatures convention through rats, brothers, and barnacles.
news
Awards founder believes celebration is a vital ingredient for a healthy regional scene.
interview
Meguey Baker’s PSI*RUN is getting a second edition after fifteen years.
unions
“We know the workers that make the game can and should be treated better.”