While there are many ways to make your villain powerful and memorable in Dungeons & Dragons ... Whether you're using one of the ideas above or something else, the players don't necessarily ...

They are the challenge of combat that propels the majority of Dungeons & Dragons play ... series contains new types of foes and remixed ideas. Bring out something your table has never seen ...

DnD’s most recognizable monster just got an upgrade, and it can cause even more problems for players – here’s how to tackle ...

Lionsgate and Hasbro's upcoming Monopoly movie will be penned by the duo who bought us the criminally underrated Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves film. Deadline reports John Francis Daley ...

Penguin Random House partners with Dungeons and Dragons for the first Ravenloft novel in 17 years. Curse of Strahd, a popular gothic horror adventure, inspires the new novel Ravenloft: Heir of Strahd.

The image on the left will be the standard cover, illustrated by Greg Staples. On the right is the alternate cover art from illustrator Justine Jones. Wizards of the Coast still hasn’t shared ...

Baldur’s Gate 3 might have been a surprise megahit, but the world of Dungeons and Dragons videogames has been home to stellar experiences for decades. DnD’s journey from tabletop to screen has ...

Dungeons & Dragons returns to Minecraft. Watch the Minecraft x Dungeons & Dragons collaboration trailer to see what to expect with the Dungeons & Dragons: A New Quest DLC. Join Katra and Vaer once ...

Sigil’s included building blocks are themed after familiar zones like woodland villages, abandoned cobblestone structures and graveyards, and subterranean dungeons and mines. There’s enough ...

Larian can afford to make something other than a sequel to Baldur's Gate 3 for its next game. Tactical Adventures, which is a substantially smaller studio responsible for a game it's probably sick ...

Or does the underlying reality reside in the concepts and ideas that the words evoke in your brain? For the philosopher Edmund Husserl, father of phenomenology, the latter is the truth.