Wizards of the Coast announces “digital DLC” for Forgotten Realms books, Dungeons & Dragons reveals official Hellfire Club boxed set, a Thundercats TTRPG was shown at Comic Con, Critical Role made plans to partner with the indie studio behind Dispatch, and GhostFire gaming launched a sale to help combat tariff costs. 

You’ve seen these monsters before. And you’ll find the fact that some now glow in the dark to be the raddest thing ever or a silly gimmick. But don’t write Underdark Expeditions off, especially not if you’re in the market for more creepy crawlies. This is the best these DnD monsters have looked in a long time.

DnD’s new Eberron book gets delayed due to quality issues, a Dungeon Master University premium experience, a bigger price point for the DnD 2024 Starter Set, Green Ronin’s legal fight to get its stock back from Diamond Comics, and Paizo’s upcoming partnership that will let you print high-quality minis based on official characters. 

Onyx Path has many wonderful RPGS in all kinds of genres, ranging from classic fantasy goodness to creepypasta-inspired horror. And StartPlaying’s professional Game Masters are offering more sessions than ever during Onyx Path Game Night! 

For being sold as a quick-draw concept, I really like the depth provided by Ultimate RPG Worldbuilding Deck.

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. 

Here are some of the best Video game TTRPGs that give you familiar sandbox worlds, deep subsystems, and plenty of ways to customize your character. 

Read on to see which two DnD names jumped ship to Critical Role, what caused the latest Hasbro layoffs, a DnD video game that could have been, and a brand new DnD comic series.