dungeons & dragons

More Old School D&D Rulebooks And Modules Than You Can Shake A Vorpal Sword At

Perhaps realising it had an excessively large back catalogue of quality role-playing content not making any money for it, Wizards of the Coast has digitally scanned a staggering amount of old D&D adventures, converted them to PDFs and uploaded them to a new site, called “Dungeons & Dragons Classics”.


Forget The Numbers, This D&D Game Looks Great

Part of the appeal of playing a game like Dungeons & Dragons is that you’ve got to use your imagination. If there’s a representation of your character at all, chances are it’s pretty basic.


Dungeons & Dragons Didn’t Just Change Video Games, It Changed The World

Even if you’ve never actually played it, Dungeons & Dragons will have played some role in your gaming life. As is said in the clip above, if you’ve played Skyrim, or World of Warcraft, or any other RPG (or even game with RPG tendencies), you’re simply playing a modern interpretation of a basic set of rules first laid down in the 1970s.


A Dramatic Look At The Story Of Neverwinter

Every time the terms “Dungeons & Dragons” and “story” appear together and I don’t find myself in a 10×10 room with four other people, checking for traps, I’m just the tiniest bit disappointed.


You Can Buy The Original Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Rulebooks

You all owe Gary Gygax more than you can possibly imagine. The creator of Dungeons & Dragons, who passed away in 2008, had a big impact on tabletop gaming, of course, but those concepts he created for paper and dice are still widely used in video games today, especially RPGs.


How Can I Take Dungeons & Dragons Online’s New Druid Class Seriously Now?

Dungeons & Dragons Online‘s Menace of the Underdark expansion launches on June 25, bringing with it the new Druid class, seen here dragging its arse across the carpet. Somebody get me a rolled-up newspaper.


Dungeons & Dragons Online Goes To The Forgotten Realms June 25

Can you believe Dungeons & Dragons Online turns six years old tomorrow? They grow up so fast. Turbine celebrates with the release date and extensive preorder bonuses for the massively multiplayer online role-playing game’s world-hopping expansion pack, Menace of the Underdark.


Next Edition Of Dungeons & Dragons Will Be Written By The Players

In the nearly 40 years since the release of the original edition of the Dungeons & Dragons pen-and-paper role-playing game, various publishers have released many different versions of the game, pleasing new players and alienating old ones on a fairly regular basis. Now Wizards of the Coast is working on the next edition of Dungeons & Dragons, and they want to please all of the elven people all of the time.


A Multiplayer RPG You Can Play In Swapnote

Savannah College of Art and Design game design student Ben “MNC Dover” Grey saw more than just a chance to draw rude bits with Nintendo’s free Swapnote program for the 3DS. He saw a chance to draw +4 vorpal rude bits.


First Proper Look At The New Neverwinter Game

It’s no Neverwinter Nights, but the upcoming Neverwinter online game is still Dungeons & Dragons and it’s still Neverwinter. So a first decent look at the game’s engine since E3 (albeit via a rather cinematic trailer) is still in order.


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