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

Whether you’ve been reading comics since childhood, had your love for capes reignited by the new Superman movie, or put too many hours into Marvel Rivals, here are some of the best superhero TTRPGs. 

You know what you’re here for – you either want to destroy waves like in Call of Duty or explore humanity’s darkness through desperation like in Telltale Walking Dead.

While player agency is crucial to every game, a good pirate game puts it front and center. You get a ship, you decide where the ship goes, and the world reacts to whatever mayhem you inflict when you get there.

StartPlaying has teamed up with Daggerheart publisher Darrington Press to vet 150 professional Game Masters and prepare them for release day with advance copies of the Core Rulebook. This network of GMs will be running Daggerheart games starting right on the 20th, catering to various time zones.

This week: Critical Role announced a Daggerheart mini-campaign, Paizo revealed a Pathfinder dating card game, Barnes & Noble revealed the existence of unknown Pathfinder/Starfinder books, and a BG3 artist had a bone to pick with WizKids. 

In Scion it’s important to have an eye on who you want your character to become, but it’s also important to have a grounded idea of who they are when the story begins.

I didn’t know anything about Blades beyond a vague idea of the setting two weeks ago, I learned it all here on StartPlaying.