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The Glup Shitto-fication of Dungeons & Dragons
The new covers for D&D’s 2024 sourcebooks promise a future yoked to brand promotion.
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.
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Independent, together: the IWGB opens its membership to tabletop creators
A handful of RPG designers join UK-based IWGB in a small but critical step towards growing union solidarity.
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I didn’t think about tabletop games for 11 days, and so should you
The question of whether we can afford to step away from reality is a neoliberal trap.
community
Unionizing hobby stores in NYC say owners called their efforts “the absolute insanity of the woke”
Tabletop Workers United asks folks to sign a petition to bring Jon Freeman and Gregory May to the table in good faith.
tabletop
Tian Xia World Guide prompts a messy, public reckoning in the Pathfinder 2E subreddit
Instead of celebrating a new book, users and moderators spent a week exhuming interpersonal ghosts.
MORK BORG
MÖRK BORG’s official action figure is… cool?
Who will win: my distaste for lifestyle merch or One Bony Guy?
tabletop
Mothership's Deluxe Set feels like buying a video game console
Boxed sets >>>> literally anything else.
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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.
Masks: A New Generation
I was a teenage superhero self-insert
Me, mask thoroughly pierced: “I’m not owned! I’m not owned!”
tabletop
Yearning to explore the megadungeon internet
Freedom from platforms might rest at the center of a labyrinth.
tabletop
The Job’s dice stacking capitalizes on tension at the table
Stressed and loving it.
tabletop
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.
tabletop
Coriolis: The Great Dark’s fascination with material triage creates desperate, stifling drama
The path to progress is littered with spent oxygen tanks.
tabletop
Pay no attention to the CEO behind the DM Screen
Hasbro leader Chris Cocks wears his tabletop bonafides like any other suit.
community
Watch Rascal's first live Q&A
Consider our brains thoroughly picked.