DnD cancels Sigil VTT, has sales success with the 2024 rulebooks, drops a new UA with more subclasses, and brings back big Dragonlance names. In other news, DriveThruRPG expands its ways of delivering print products and Torque Borg hits Kickstarter.

A GURPS 4th Edition revision was quietly revealed, Dragonbane set a date for an epic new Kickstarter, Hasbro has a Lords of Waterdeep return on the way, and Netflix acquired the Catan film rights. ‍

The idea is simple by design: a browser-based application where users can place predrawn rooms together to make a unique layout. It’s meant to be easy to use, but still allow for quality visuals as it uses hand-drawn Czepeku art. 

Marvel Multiverse gets its first official GM screen, Shadowrun has a new book of spells on the way, WizKids announced more DnD minis based on the 2024 rulebooks, and the first details of Circle Magic DnD were revealed. 

Former DnD designer explains why BBEGs die so easily, Wayne Brady joins the Critical Role family, Daggerheart gets more Roll20 support, and Free League launches a campaign box for Coriolis. 

GAMA makes Game Store Day a thing, Cyberpunk Red gets a single-player mode, DnD 2024 tries another round of updated subclasses, and Critical Role sets up an ominous trailer for Campaign Four.

WizKids announced two dragon-themed collectibles for 2026, content creators shared early breakdowns of the Heroes of the Borderlands Starter Set, Stranger Things Dice Cups got revealed, and a Reddit detective caught key details about Critical Role’s new cast of characters.

Coyote & Crow successfully fund VTT expansions, Apocalypse World announced a new version, Pathfinder reveals its first 2026 hardcover AP, and WotC’s president commented on how they view physical vs. digital.