Lots of new RPGs were announced this week and plenty of debate around whether NFTs are an excellent or terrible fit for the digital creativity of the tabletop hobby space.

A look at titles swirling around D&D, DrivethruRPG helping indie RPGs get noticed, and both the Homeworld and Runescape computer games head to the tabletop.

Mystery rooms mustn’t encourage the mystic, Dracula’s descendants will Kickstart later this season, and there’s a dice rolling skull on Kickstarter.

Visibility rows at Tabletop Simulator, Games Workshop losing money to British political whims and reasons why WotC might need to worry about someone close to the D&D team.

One estimate suggests 8 complete RPGs were published every day last year. What’s worth looking forward to this year?

Unless you believe in podcasting from beyond the grave, this New Years Day recording should be evidence enough that I survived my glance with COVID.

There’s a new giant games company with roleplaying games, board games and now some of the world’s most famous comic books too. That news, Dark Souls tabletop news, Pathfinder and slavery news, and more bundle deals that would fit under a tree.

Now, when is a lawsuit not a lawsuit? When it exists only long enough to coincide with the start of a crowdfunding campaign to pay for it before being cancelled.