Games Workshop cancels the Necromunda TTRPG, Chaosium says a strong no to AI, and Dungeons & Dragons announces a second monster collection made by kids.

Whether you want to mix up your DnD group’s usual silly antics or try a new game altogether, here are some of the best one-shots for a horror-themed session. ‍

The Ultimate RPG Villain Backstory Guide takes a faster, simpler, and ultimately effective approach to building a baddie. 

Since he’s established how to run premade monsters like they know what they’re doing, Ammann now tackles creating your own.

Pathfinder and Starfinder’s August releases are hit hard by Diamond Distributor bankruptcy, WizKids previews new DnD minis based on new edition monster art, and Humble Bundle starts a deal on several big name TTRPGs. 

Whether you like complex cases that reward smart questions, uncovering eldritch lore, or sussing out a suspect’s motives, there should be something here for you. 

Let’s explore top supernatural TTRPGs for hunting monsters, solving strange mysteries, and reckoning with forces beyond comprehension.