The people behind Pathfinder are now publishing their adventures quarterly instead of monthly. We also have several new in-person events, a new hire and creator programs in this TTRPG news roundup.
Counting all the wins among the actual play and online creator space among the 2025 CRIT Award winners. We also got a better sense of why Brennan Lee Mulligan is sticking with D&D in his upcoming Critical Role campaign.
TTRPG Insider got to play the new D&D Starter Set. Is it worth your time? Plus, Baldur's Gate 4 is all but confirmed.
How two of the biggest publishers outside D&D are partnering with its digital platform to get their products in front of new audiences.
The Four Biggest Days in Gaming Featured News from Darrington Press, Wizards of the Coast, Magpie Games, Paizo and More.
Itch.io is the latest gaming platform to be forced to remove adult content (including TTRPGs) from the internet. Also, the Mighty Nein Premieres at SDCC.
The upcoming Eberron supplement for 2024 Dungeons and Dragons will be delayed until the end of 2025 due to printing issues.
How does D&D's first set of adventures after the release of the 2024 D&D rules hold up?
Dungeons and Dragons goes 'full franchise', World of Darkness goes mainstream and Pathfinder pursues big growth in the coming weeks and months.
The industry's prominent award show revealed its top nominees, while one of the largest distributors is liquidating thousands of TTRPG books to pay off its debt.
Darrington Press' decision to open its rules up to Foundry development opens the doors to a new player base.
A highly anticipated TTRPG built around Lara Croft has been canceled due to creative differences between Evil Hat and the license owners.
