We used to have Baldur’s Gate 2 on this list, but there is no overlooking the fact that Larian’s most recent DnD game deserves ... mechanics and the biggest map we’ve ever seen in a Fallout ...

For any Dungeons & Dragons DMs looking to shake up their campaigns, adding clever puzzles will keep the adventurers engaged ...

The live-action “Dungeons & Dragons” TV series has found new life. Variety has confirmed with sources that a new iteration of the project is currently in development at Netflix. There had prev ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. A new report claims that Netflix’s next big fantasy TV show bet is a Dungeons & Dragons live-action series produced by Shawn Levy, the writer ...

A beloved storyline from the world of Dungeons & Dragons is coming to live-action as a new Netflix series. According to a report in Deadline, Shawn Levy, producer of Stranger Things and director ...

In classic DnD fashion, every decision you make shapes your character and path, as you overhear conversations, charge into battle ... with figurines on a DnD map, watching the dice rolls and ...

Seeing one's character grow over the course of a Dungeons & Dragons campaign is always fun, and two classes embody that feature well. What 'fantasy' also means, however, is an impossible ...

Assemble your party and get ready to embark on an epic journey in the Dungeons & Dragons universe! Gather your friends for an unforgettable adventure that will blend classic D&D excitement with ...

Demeo x Dungeons & Dragons: Battlemarked is steeped in D&D lore while featuring a dungeon master-less system. With cross-platform support for up to four players it will launch with two campaigns ...

However, finishing up the 2024 revised rule books isn’t the only thing on the agenda for the folks who make Dungeons & Dragons this year. While this roadmap provides an updated look at what’s ...

Dungeons & Dragons has spawned numerous novels over the decades, but some of the most celebrated are the original Dragonlance Chronicles novel trilogy written by Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weis.