IDW announces a Godzilla TTRPG, Daggerheart reveals its Blood Hunter, Apocalypse World 3E comes to Kickstarter, and the Daggerheart/HeroForge collab rubs fans the wrong way.

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.

While there are several excellent options available, Roll20 emerges as the best choice for running W5 due to its accessibility, robust features, and more.

It all began with Vincent and Meguey Baker’s Apocalypse World, a roleplaying game set in a Mad Max-style apocalyptic wasteland that casts players as survivors trying to build a life amidst scarcity, external and internal threats, and a mysterious force known as the world’s psychic maelstrom. Released in 2010, it received critical and popular acclaim, numerous awards, and was hailed as an innovative leap forward for independent roleplaying game design. But Apocalypse World’s legacy lies in its open invitation to other designers to publish games inspired by it.