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D&D Beyond is joining Wizards of the Coast, with Hasbro acquiring the D&D digital toolset and game companion from Fandom.

Wizards of the Coast’s parent company, Hasbro, is buying D&D Beyond from wiki hosting service Fandom. This puts the digital tabletop toolset for one of the world’s biggest RPG franchises directly under its publisher’s control.

D&D’s Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel, a new anthology of adventures, includes a new kind of introductory adventure. Penned by Rivals of Waterdeep’s Surena Marie, it’s about family.

The D&D Adventurer’s League is heading to Exandria. Critical Role’s unique fantasy world will be the next official setting for Dungeons & Dragons organized play, with online sessions starting March 18. Here’s how to sign up to play the whole Call of the Netherdeep campaign.

D&D’s next book, Monsters of the Multiverse, contains more than 250 monsters with revised stats and abilities. It pulls no punches, according to the games’ lead rules designer, especially at higher levels. Here’s the complete list.

D&D’s next book will include more than 30 playable races. Mordenkainen Presents Monsters of the Multiverse will become a close companion to the Player’s Handbook.

Matt Colvilles MCDM Productions has published a new Dungeons & Dragons supplement that provides players with a brand new playable class that gives players a monstrous companion. The new Beasthearts & Monstrous Companions guide provides Dungeons & Dragons players with over a dozen monstrous [...]

The year’s best board games and tabletop role-playing games weren’t necessarily released this year. We asked contributors from around the industry about the titles that helped them through another challenging year. Here’s what they shared.

Actual play shows have exploded in recent years, thanks the the popularity of Critical Role and others. For those looking to start your own, we’ve put together an extensive list of tips and suggestions.

D&D’s spookiest campaign is also one of its best. Curse of Strahd dates back all the way to the 1970s. Here’s why it’s the best module for beginners, plus three different ways to run it.