tabletop
The Trans Rights TTRPG Bundle is about more than just the money
An interview with Rue Dickey on the award-winning charity bundle’s fourth year of fundraising for queer-focused charities.
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actual play
The question of children in actual play
Questions of labor, ethics, and safety swirl around a new trend.
Public Articles
Canadian tabletop will not be bullied by Trump regime
After economic and political threats from south of the border, Canada’s RPG scene is forging a new path.
culture
Trauma Bonded By The Electric State
When the McDonald's spot is the better of Brian Cox's post-Succession projects.
tabletop
When we play roleplaying games, we’re all magical girls
Girl by Moonlight and the choice between the power of love and incredible violence.
Lay it on the Table
My RPG group mercy killed our last campaign
Sometimes you gotta put a game out of its misery.
miniatures
Grand Cathay finally brings positive East Asian rep to Warhammer
By exchanging a broad brush for a fine detail one, Games Workshop avoids messy mistakes.
Rascal Radio
Rascal goes full limey
Who needs Americans, anyhow?
miniatures
Highway to the Combat Zone
Cyberpunk steps from the tabletop to, well, another, more different kind of tabletop
culture
Tabletop publishers believe RPG books are exempt from Trump tariffs, for now
But reality in the worst timeline changes daily.
community
Quinns on the responsibilities of his platform and more
“I don't think people should stop criticizing me…I think my role is to kind of shut up and take it."
culture
Ojisan TCG is the pinnacle of card games
Cardboard never should have left the school yard.
miniatures
Star Wars: Legion is perfect now
Generic characters will allow you to build a force that is truly yours
tabletop
I want to like Good Society, but I’m too cool (read: sad)
There are no truths universally acknowledged. There is just genre and politics.
actual play
Play to Find Out with Quinns Quest
Quintin Smith’s new actual play is a look back at the early decades of tabletop RPGs
tabletop
What if all games were more like lyric games?
The first edition of Brandon O’Brien’s monthly column, To Do and Die