tabletop
Rune and Slayers designer Spencer Campbell accepts the end of his RPG career
Is it worth it to create games amid burnout, depression, and broken work habits?
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actual play
A Fool’s Errand dives deep into the virtual subconscious
Planet Arcana's new tarot-based actual play is a pocket-dimension of the show's best qualities
tabletop
Between chaotic skirmishes and apocalyptic road trips, Free League is just having fun
Co-founder Tomas Härenstam remains confident the studio’s polestar will keep them on a winning track.
tabletop
D&D can’t properly market Project Sigil’s not-quite-video game features
The digital sandbox’s co-creator clears up some of several misunderstands around development and marketplaces
community
Gen Con supplied over 3,200 life-saving health potions
Blood donations received at Gen Con alleviated shortages across the state of Indiana and beyond.
actual play
Critical Role’s Downfall is a war story told by the bad guys
An interview with Taliesin Jaffe and Abubakar Salim about divinity and actual play.
community
Wizards of the Coast's latest AI experiment isn’t sexy, but we should still pay attention
When you say AI shouldn’t replace workers, that includes engineers.
tabletop
Leaving pieces of my heart on the table
Using physical ephemera to differentiate between in-character and out-of-character relationships helps me be present with both of my partners.
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The Rascal Radio Hour Pilot
Chase finally gets to make a podcast.
tabletop
Jiangshi: Blood in the Banquet Hall’s second serving expands the immigrant experience
The RPG about a haunted family restaurant believes food and monsters bind many children of two countries.
community
TTRPGs are part of the war machine—but they don’t have to be
Is the military industrial complex at the table with us right now?
tabletop
Solo Games I Got At Gen Con…
…to play while I have Covid, which I also got at Gen Con
tabletop
Brandon Sanderson plans to support the Cosmere RPG “for as long as he's writing books”
Brotherwise Games seems happily married into Sanderson’s fantasy empire, to the tune of $5 million and counting.
tabletop
The X-Card was created because Dave didn’t like the vibe
James Mendez Hodes was there when the deep magic was written.
tabletop
How the designers behind the Cosmere RPG soulcast a literary universe into roleplay gold
Brandon Sanderson’s fantasy empire is not so easily bound to dice.
actual play
Letters from the Secret D&D Live Show (feat. Sigil)
They had us in the first half, I’m not gonna lie.