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What D&D Can Steal from Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is filled with monsters, impossible choices and perilous journeys that already feel at home in Dungeons & Dragons. From running the Cyclops as a puzzle boss to turning Scylla and Charybdis into a choice with no perfect answer, here are twelve ideas Dungeon Masters can bring to their own campaigns.
Felicia Day’s The Guild Is Back, and Its Movie Kickstarter Funded in Four Hours
Felicia Day’s The Guild is returning with a feature-length movie, Ren Faire’d. The Kickstarter funded in under four hours and includes the original cast, a 120-page tabletop RPG and enough nostalgic rewards to fill Cheesybeards.
The 2026 ENNIE Award Nominees Show Which TTRPG Trends Are Here to Stay
The 2026 ENNIE Award nominees do not show a TTRPG industry that suddenly became broader or stranger. They reveal which changes have become permanent, from solo roleplaying and ambitious digital tools to human-made creativity and the growing influence of major TTRPG communities.
Which Daggerheart Class Should You Play? All 9 Core Classes Explained
Not sure which Daggerheart class to choose? Compare all nine core classes, from Bard and Druid to Warrior and Wizard, with guidance on their play styles, domains, subclasses and complexity.
A Seat at the Table: Women in TTRPGs at UK Games Expo
A recap of the A Seat at the Table: Women in TTRPGs panel at UK Games Expo, exploring community, inclusion, generative AI, mentorship, creativity, and why making space in tabletop roleplaying means more than simply offering someone a seat.
Ravenloft: The Horrors Within — what's actually new, and what WotC is asking you to trust
Ravenloft has never struggled with atmosphere. It has fog, cursed castles, tragic villains, and enough gothic misery to keep a vampire emotionally occupied for centuries. But with Ravenloft: The Horrors Within, the real question is whether Wizards of the Coast can finally make the Domains of Dread easier to run at the table.
Unboxing the Cosmere RPG: A Review by Someone Who Hasn’t Read the Books (But Owns Too Many Dice)
A brave (or foolish) TTRPG fan dives headfirst into the deep end of the Cosmere — without having read a single word of the books. What could possibly go wrong?
Heroes of the Borderlands Review: The New 2025 D&D Starter Set
A review of the 2025 Heroes of the Borderlands starter set — maps, cards, tokens, and a whole lot of cardboard theatre.