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How do you read a tabletop RPG book, and other very important questions
That which we call a book by any other word smells just as inky.
Chase Carter
A labor and culture journalist with over a decade of experience with daily news, investigative reporting and criticism. He has spent 3+ years covering tabletop at Dicebreaker with an eye towards workers' rights, business and independent artists.
Masks: A New Generation
I was a teenage superhero self-insert
Me, mask thoroughly pierced: “I’m not owned! I’m not owned!”
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Yearning to explore the megadungeon internet
Freedom from platforms might rest at the center of a labyrinth.
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The Job’s dice stacking capitalizes on tension at the table
Stressed and loving it.
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Don’t serve me Empty Frontiers when I asked for sad, cowboy dirtbags
This yeehaw propaganda once hit harder.
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Lara Croft finds a horde of trolls in Twitter’s tomb
The officially licensed tabletop RPG is pilloried for the crime of imagining a different kind of raider.
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Coriolis: The Great Dark’s fascination with material triage creates desperate, stifling drama
The path to progress is littered with spent oxygen tanks.
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Pay no attention to the CEO behind the DM Screen
Hasbro leader Chris Cocks wears his tabletop bonafides like any other suit.
Public Articles
Watch Rascal's first live Q&A
Consider our brains thoroughly picked.
Satire
Why do y’all hate tabletop RPGs?
Pouring a big ol’ cup of Amazon vitriol and sipping away.
tabletop
Cloud Empress’ writers rip open their spore-filled hearts over Life & Death zines
Co-creators Em Matson and watt talk balance, intentionality in language, and post-post-apocalyptic Minneapolis.
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MÖRK BORG co-creator’s 5-year-old son can color within the lines and design a killer dungeon
This kid’s got a vision and plenty of red markers.
wizards of the coast
Baldur’s Gate 3 developer isn’t interested in being another Hasbro show pony
Larian to Hasbro: It’s not you, it’s me.
Lay it on the Table
Masks: A New Generation is the only way I want to relive my teenage years
I’m just a cape-wearing dirtbag, baby.
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Relationship hexcrawl The Fiction We Live understands the magic of Frieren and messy friendships
Love’s blade cuts both wielder and target.
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Free League’s exploration of hope and dead gods in Coriolis: The Great Dark feels like coming home
Seven years after The Third Horizon, the Swedish publisher returns older and wiser but no less excited to delve into the dark.