It’s been another busy week, so let’s distract ourselves with TTRPG news.
RPG News
RPG news curated from a week's worth of tabletop roleplaying game industry coverage from Geek Native and other sites. Routinely Itemised takes the last seven days of RPG news and condenses it into easy to scan bullet-point lists of headlines and links.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #303
RPG news: Tariff worries for TTRPGs, D&D’s Chris Perkins retires, GAMA turmoil, and a 100% off Svilland bundle. Catch up on the latest!
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #302
Gaming updates: Remembering Greg Stafford, exciting Paksworld RPG announcement, unique D&D Earth Day dice, and Greyhawk bundles now available.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #301
WotC cut VTT staff, Roll20 and Demiplane persist, UK Games Expo plans a large TTRPG event, Gary Con XVII occurs, and a new Stonehome Games interview is available.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #300
RPG news: Origins Awards finalists, D&D on Yoto, Hasbro’s boss on AI, LOTR starters, and the Monty Python RPG (yes, it’s out!)
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #299
UK Games Expo press access! Roll20 price hikes, LEGO D&D minifig retirement, new D&D books, and Green Ronin’s 25th.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #298
Weekend TTRPG news: Ernie Gygax passes, new Horus Heresy game, D&D VTT launch, Sigil’s rename, VR charity event, and RPG Publisher Spotlight voting.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #297
Stay up-to-date on the latest TTRPG news! Snowbright hosted the second Nonbinary Tabletop Award, Rascal celebrates its first anniversary, the D&D Monster Manual 2024 has been released, the “Advanced Dungeons & Dragons” Community episode is no longer banned, and the RPGs for Accessible Gaming charity bundle is now available.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #296
Friday’s TTRPG news: Netflix revives a D&D show, Chaosium launches QuestWorlds, Jared Rascher ends RPG reviews, and publishers support queer love. Plus, new Audio EXP podcast this weekend!
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #295
This week’s TTRPG news roundup highlights the impact of Zine Month on Kickstarter, DriveThruRPG’s publisher fulfillment test, Atlas Games’ concerns about tariffs, Green Ronin’s 25th anniversary, a deluxe Dark Tower edition, and the surprising relevance of trade wars and anti-fascism in the hobby.
