D&D

Roleplaying game sales are skyrocketing. But what is their place in the entire industry? And is there room for independent RPGs?

Have you ever heard the term 'eucatastrophe?' Joseph, the resident J.R.R. Tolkien expert of Nerds on Earth, is familiar, but eucatastrophe is a word that is admittedly a deep cut. Eucatastrophe is a term actually coined by Tolkein, who used…

If you are looking for pre-painted miniatures, look no further than Wizkids. Their latest set is Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, but they have several lines to trick out your D&D and Pathfinder games.

An owlbear is an iconic D&D creature. But who knows what sound they make. We investigate.

Homebrewing is often set up as an ideal. But the benefits of a published adventure are too great for most DMs to pass up.

The Gelatinous Cube is an iconic creature from the very first Monster Manual in 1977. But does it float?

The Adventure Zone is a popular D&D podcast by the McElroy brothers. It is now a comic!

Wizards of the Coast announces two new settings for D&D: Eberron and Ravnica from Magic: The Gathering.

Steven Pete has a rare genetic condition that prevents him from feeling pain. What does that have to do with the hit point system of D&D?

The focus on a character's backstory has never been greater in roleplaying games. But the emphasis should be on what's ahead, not what's in the past. So here is a simple formula for creating a character's backstory.