Mork Borg announced a video game, DnD 2024 tripled 2014 sales, WotC posted an intriguing job listing, we got our first look at DnD 2024 adventure styling, and animation studio Titmouse revealed its own TTRPG.

Critical Role opened pre-orders of its Daggerheart game, Dungeons & Dragons allegedly failed to produce enough of its new book for Australian customers, ElfQuest came back for its 40th, and a new Ravenloft novel was discovered. 

Whether you call it One D&D, DnD 2024, D&D 5.5, or something else, here’s how to update your character sheet to the 2024 rules.

Hasbro’s CEO got excited to bring AI to DnD, Universal teased a DnD Live event, Hero Forge offered a new powerful customization tool, Discworld TTRPG ditched combat rules, and Pathfinder revealed a new video game. 

You might have the base knowledge that Dungeons & Dragons, or DnD, is a game where people roll dice and do silly things. But there’s so much more– a whole multiverse of more. 

This week, Dungeons & Dragons fixed some issues with its new Player’s Handbook, Greg Tito left Wizards of the Coast, Hex & Co workers staged a walk out, and Dimension 20 revealed a return to a beloved season. 

In the August 27, 2024 DnD Direct, WotC gave one last preview of the 2024 Player’s Handbook, revealed future books, showed Project Sigil crossovers, and brought some surprises. 

If you’re a new GM, you might be wondering how to bring up safety tools to your group or how to make using them a habit without feeling awkward.