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Rascal Recommends: Halloween Horror Films and Games
Epicurean eeks.
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.
tabletop
Necronautilus designer Adam Vass finally faces their fears
How do you spook the professional spookster?
tabletop
Magic: The Gathering buried monumental shifts under a pile of speedbikes, Sephiroth, and… Spongebob?
A new Foundation for this branded house of cards.
tabletop
D&D fails to earn Papa Hasbro’s love during latest investor call
Nobody wants to be Connor Roy.
culture
I Didn't Think The Electric State Trailer Could Hurt Me
I was wrong.
culture
Where am I supposed to play my games?
Utopia isn't a destination, but it might be a dice-filled corner of my home.
tabletop
Look how they massacred my boy, Archenemy
This reheated sequel is a horror show for all the wrong reasons
tabletop
A water that steals all
Helene of the Blue Ridge is a brief, stark portrait of Appalachian destruction wrought by the recent hurricane
community
BigBadBoycott organizers reach agreement with tabletop convention leadership
“Big Bad's leadership has acted and failed to act in ways that have been harmful to the community, especially to people of colour.”
tabletop
Finance bros and harassment force MTG’s biggest player-owned format into corporate hands
Wizards of the Coast’s game designers assume control of Commander, for better and worse.
community
Rascal doubles in power with two new voices
New biters, same ankle.
tabletop
MÖRK BORG Heresy Supreme will pixelate tabletop’s most stylish hell
Digitized damnation.
culture
Corporate AI will save creatives for last
The LLM-powered call is coming from inside the house.
tabletop
I can’t recommend purchasing the D&D 2024 Player's Handbook
Here comes Rascal, jamming its stick in everyone’s favorite tabletop mud.
tabletop
Coyote & Crow will bring indigenous consultation directly to RPG publishers
Connor Alexander says his cadre of professionals fill a real need in the tabletop industry.
tabletop
Koriko magically made me excited for a solo journaling RPG
Okay, less magic and more smart layout but still.