Two weeks. That is the gap between the first Dungeons & Dragons players who get the World of Warcraft book and everyone else. Photo by Max Bond, via Pexels. The book is the first official Universes Beyond product for D&D, a name borrowed from Magic: The Gathering‘s crossover line, according to PC Gamer. Early access…
Picture a maze of ruined offices with the mists of Ravenloft pressed up against the windows. The lights still work. Nobody’s answering the front desk. Photo by SHVETS production, via Pexels. That’s the setting for Project_Lamordia, which went live on D&D Beyond on October 13. It’s a modern-day, techno-horror take on Lamordia, the Frankenstein-flavored Domain…
Every new army in Age of Sigmar has a second story, and it is usually about what the old armies lose to make room. The duardin of the Khazalite Holds are the first story this week, and the Fyreslayers are the second. Photo by Lidya Işık, via Pexels. Bell of Lost Souls’ weekly Warhammer preview…
A small crew, a patched-up ship, and an Empire that outguns them. That’s the pitch for the first Star Wars adventure Dungeons & Dragons has shown us. Photo by SHVETS production, via Pexels. At the Disney and Lucasfilm publishing panel at New York Comic Con on October 9, Wizards of the Coast put names on…
In the first fantasy wargames, one hit could kill you. Your character was a figure on a table, and a single bad roll took it off. Photo by Vanderlei Longo, via Pexels. That is where Dave Arneson started. His Blackmoor campaign is the testing ground that Bell of Lost Souls credits as the soil Dungeons…
It was a quiet 24 hours on the tabletop wire. Of everything the RSS feeds pulled in overnight, only two items actually cleared the bar for real news, and both happened to come from the same outlet, Bell of Lost Souls, digging into the same 50-year-old well: classic Dungeons & Dragons lore. Whatever else is…