Tabletop games publisher Steamforged Games has announced two new additions to its popular Epic Encounters range, bringing fresh mysteries and a colossal boss battle to gaming tables.
Free League expands Middle-earth RPGs with new “Over Hill and Under Hill” Starter Sets
The adventure contained in the boxes, Over Hill and Under Hill, sends a fledgling company of heroes into the rugged, houseless hills of northern Eriador.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #316
This week’s TTRPG news summary covers Diamond’s shocking seizure of games, the 2025 ENnie nominees, Gary Con badge sales, and “new” DC roleplaying games.
BlackMilk summons a second D&D collection
The upcoming range promises 18 new pieces that draw inspiration from the rich lore of D&D.
Unleash hordes of horrors with the Cawood Monsters bundle
Beyond just stat blocks, these bestselling Cawood monster guides are packed with maps, lore, encounter and event tables, and detailed regions and locations to energise your campaigns.
Epic adventures await! Scarred Lands 5th edition RPG bundle: Your journey begins at £1.80
There’s a straightforward pitch from Onyx Path Publishing, Fanatica, and DriveThruRPG: the 5e Scarred Lands bundle comes with two tiers.
Dark Horse and Wizards of the Coast team up for new Dungeons & Dragons comic series: “The Fallbacks”
Dark Horse Comics, in a new licensing agreement with Wizards of the Coast, is set to launch a new Dungeons & Dragons comic miniseries this winter.
Hasbro’s boss seems certain that AI is in the future of TTRPGs: Does he mean a free tool like CharGen?
CharGen is a free tool you can use right in your browser to whip up D&D-style character portraits, monsters, and battle maps in no time.
Another high-profile exit: D&D VP Jess Lanzillo leaves Wizards of the Coast
Following the recent news of layoffs at Wizards of the Coast, another significant figure, Dungeons & Dragons Vice President Jess Lanzillo, has announced her departure.
Todd Kenreck laid off from Wizards of the Coast
Previously, Todd worked at Amazon and then later at Fandom for D&D Beyond before leaving the company just before Wizards of the Coast bought it.
