podcasts
Radio Hour: Documents and Daggers
The best defense is a good offensive backstab.
tabletop
“The loss from 2025 has happened, and no matter what happens, that can't be fixed.”
tabletop
I don’t always do listicles but when I do, they’re the most pretentious listicles around.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FORGOTTEN ODYSSEYS introduces new mechanics and a framework for running a campaign that crosses the Mediterranean Sea
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Color-coded index tabs for the 2024 Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook that help players find classes, spells, equipment, conditions, and rules faster during play.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Amy Vorpahl, Czepeku and Alchemy RPG Partner to Bring the First Annual GM Fest 2026 to Livestream June 12-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
What do you decide to confess? What do you keep buried in your heart?
features
Another milestone in the story of the Chinese genre's international crossover.
news
The Pathfinder and Starfinder publisher seeks to rebuild book trade as union protections soften blow to staff.
podcast
The Rascal Reading Club rides again.
features
From campaign advice to corruption, D&D 3.5e’s ghoulish guide was anything but a throwaway supplement.
features
For owner Tom Gibes, Milwaukee's first independent RPG bookstore is a testament to lifting up small, passionate tabletop creators.
features
Fred Hicks talks about the birth, life, and maybe death of the gaming line that launched his company.
Rascal Radio
All the president's hype men.
unions
With a union vote looming, United Wizards of the Coast faces classic union busting from the tabletop industry’s largest company.
Gen Con
“When shit is sorted I’ll reconsider, but right now that door is closed.”
tabletop
Proceeds from 92 digital games will help locals from Saipan and the Mariana Islands with little power or clean water.
new games
“He's taking a bit of a risk with us, to be honest, but I think it'll pay off.”
new games
IGDN’s annual laurel-foisting celebrates tabletop RPGs from small but talented teams beyond the usual spotlight.