Nippon Ichi Software Continues Unique Strategy RPG Series 20 Years After Its Debut NIS America, Inc. is thrilled to share that the Strategy RPG Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero is available now physically ...

Beyond the Elemental Planes or storied cities like Waterdeep, these environments will make any DND campaign truly unique.

While playtesting is nothing new for TTRPGs like Dungeons & Dragons, it’s nevertheless a solid opportunity for invested players. Not only does this let them take a peek at upcoming character ...

giving players a tactical overview that’s more like playing at the table with figurines on a DnD map, watching the dice rolls and challenging tactical battles unfold. Baldur’s Gate 2 is famous ...

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Monsters are an important part of a Dungeons & Dragons session. There are multiple books devoted to finding the right monster to challenge your players during a climactic battle. So why not choose ...

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.

Dungeons and Dragons has been shaking up the status quo lately thanks to a few additions and updates to its core rules. These changes began last year thanks to updated versions of the Dungeon ...

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Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero is an unconventional Strategy RPG that features free movement on a gridless map. Summon your Phantom squad members during battle by “Confining” their souls to ...

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.