For many Dungeons & Dragons fans, 5th edition’s return to Eberron was one of the most anticipated items in the 2025 lineup.
Dungeons and Dragons' latest Artificer subclass has some redeeming qualities, but in many ways, it stinks - so let's try to fix it.
Forge of the Artificer brings huge upgrades to the Artificer class — along with new species, feats, magic items, and even ...
On Dec. 8, 2000, dragons finally soared into the skies to deliver the cinematic rendition of the world’s most popular ...
In a world where flour meets fantasy, an Illinois-based baker is putting a mythical twist on traditional wedding cakes Alexis Oltmanns Alexis Oltmanns, head cake decorator at Illinois-based bakery ...
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Dungeons and Dragons New Artificer Subclass Misses the Mark: 'You can go anywhere, but you can't do anything when you get there'
Forge of the Artificer book adds a new subclass for the titular class, but it doesn't really stick the landing.
Alexis Oltmanns, head cake decorator at Illinois-based bakery Sugarjones, launched a video series turning Dungeons & Dragons classes into fantastical wedding cakes Oltmanns has created six ...
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DND rules we should all stop using in combat
Surprise Rounds are another element of Dungeons & Dragons combat that always feels more confusing than it's worth. This is ...
One of the new Eberron feats is extremely powerful, but I think Dungeons and Dragons' theorycrafting community is ...
Dungeons & Dragons may be the most popular, but these four fantasy tabletop role-playing games are just as good.
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