Square Enix leaks Final Fantasy 14 TTRPG adaptation, D&D Beyond partially lifted the curtain on its virtual tabletop, and Dimension 20 teased its new season.Â
Dungeons & Dragons is growing in popularity, Pathfinder is testing out two new classes, Luke Gygax seeks to reprint some of his dad’s work, and one Baldur’s Gate 3 companion just got a lot more chatty.
Hasbro aims to use the momentum of Baldur’s Gate 3 to direct the future of Dungeons & Dragons. Meanwhile, not-D&D systems made a great showing at Gen Con and Assassin's Creed TTRPG on the way.
WotC made the surprising move of partnering with third-party content on D&D Beyond. It also assured fans that the likes of Eberron and Dragonlance in 5E aren’t fading away. Outside of WotC, HeroQuest expands, Critical Role previews its fantasy RPG, and Baldur’s Gate 3 brings the difference of video games and tabletop to the forefront of discourse.Â
The inevitable has happened, as official Dungeons & Dragons products get tied up in the AI art trend. But there’s good news, too, as the ENnies celebrate another batch of TTRPG greatness.