How is the ongoing Hollywood strike affecting TTRPG media? Also, Dungeons & Dragons shares Planescape details, A cozy Japanese game sets its sights West, and Root is on sale. 

Critical Role is bringing Mighty Nein back together, TTRPG players will soon enter the Spider-Verse, and Asians Represent breaks down the new Dungeons & Dragons monk changes.

It's Adventure Time for TTRPGs, Smosh gets big views with D&D, and Roll20 supports indies.

WotC won't sell physical books without digital anymore, Baldur's Gate 3 moves PC release date up, and Dimension 20 does drag.

I'm glad that coming out isn't as harrowing for high schoolers now, but roleplaying games are still a fun, low-impact way for people to experiment with their sexuality and gender. 

Dreams & Machines brings an exciting debut to Gen Con while two big names get that Kickstarter money.

Post-apocalyptic stories have always fascinated us for one reason or another, maybe it’s because our history of the ends of civilizations and the terror of when ours will end, or maybe it’s just something in our collective DNA.