D&D Beyond decides to make Drops sharable between friends, Paizo lays off employees in wake of Diamond legal battle, and we see new TTRPGs from Renegade, DC Comics, and Onyx Path. 

Humble Bundle is partnering with StartPlaying to offer big savings on everything you need to play Cyberpunk RED.

Players of Dungeons & Dragons, Daggerheart, and pretty much every tabletop RPG are going to surprise you. That’s just part of being a Game Master. Thankfully, in the digital age, there are plenty of tools to help make game prep easier. One such tool is Dungeon Scrawl’s new Random Dungeon Generator. 

Ravenloft, The Horrors Within previews show off stat blocks, Vampire: The Masquerade gets big updates at Gen Con, and WotC employees claim the company is sending them anti-union letters. 

DnD crossovers are going to make money and are going to excite a lot of potential players. Is there a way it happens where the products are actually good?

While the official Daggerheart campaign frames cover a solid range of fantasy worlds and gameplay styles, the concept begs for community creations. And the community has provided. If you’re looking for inspiration for your next Daggerheart campaign, take a gander at some of the best Daggerheart campaign frames from indie creators.

A site tries to chronicle the work of iconic TTRPG designers with inaccurate AI summaries, Hasbro’s CEO speaks more to DnD’s video game-style future, and the official Legend of Heroes TTRPG announces a very close release date.

D&D Beyond Drops gives subscribers bonus content but it’s not sharable, WotC ignores MTG: Arena developers’ union, and Stormbringer gets double the TTRPG goodness.