A well-known YouTuber made a website for paid playtesting of TTRPG content, Dimension 20 beat Taylor Swift ticket prices for a live show, and Hasbro worked to downplay past mistakes in favor of future potential.

Hasbro invested in a video game multiverse for Dungeons & Dragons, LEGO got brutal, Free League scored another win, and TTRPG streams got their own TV Guide.

Find out how Dungeon Dudes continued their D&D Beyond partnership, who Dungeons & Dragons asked to help improve its upcoming books, how a five-year-old made a dungeon, and the latest amazing Humble Bundle. 

Kobold Press get some much-deserved love, local game stores get a win, and some shocking news about Baldur’s Gate 3.

Big plans for D&D’s 50th anniversary, an upsetting inclusion in PAX East’s booth lineup, more “potential” for AI, and a surprise appearance by a JRPG favorite. 

StartPlaying DMs will be offering sessions of Descent into the Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth on the 26th using D&D Beyond Maps, Roll20, Foundry, and more.

Dungeons & Dragons makes another foray into luxury lifestyle branding, a well known card game and famous novel announce TTRPG adaptations, and even a game made for a government agency.

From March 7 to March 10, Game Masters will be running beginner-friendly sessions of Tales From the Loop.