Peter's curation of his Appendix N collection included not only pieces from Gygax's list (and the later "Inspirational Source Material" list in the Red Box ... Roots Of Dungeons & Dragons, a ...

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This includes adding the Curse of Lycanthropy directly into the stat block for these Monstrosities, making it much easier to keep track of what it means to become a werebear in Dungeons & Dragons.

The team had a table that would move the whole idea of pinball forward. All it needed was some Dungeons & Dragons magic. Shacknews recently got to try out Dungeons & Dragons: The Tyrant's Eye and ...

Red Dirt DnD Red Dirt DnD mashes together fantasy with the Wild West. The actual play Fifth Edition Dungeons and Dragons podcast takes place in the fictional country of Rutoya as four adventurers ...

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Redbox was a company with a moderately interesting business model—it let you rent DVDs from automated kiosks. It’s an idea so simple it’s almost surprising it didn’t appear sooner.

I anticipated that I’d be furiously jotting down callous pull-quotes, cavalier defenses of cancelled artists, and caustic hot-takes about why art can’t change the world. I anticipated a room ...

Applying the paint with the brush is just 10% of creating art, painter Mark Rothko tells his assistant in “Red,” onstage in a satisfyingly taut production from The Ensemble Company.

Many of us run weekly Dungeons & Dragons campaigns, after all! In other words, neither the GamesRadar+ team or I will ever recommend Dungeons & Dragons books we wouldn't want to buy ourselves.