What happens when you run D&D in a stately home?
The inaugural D&D in Elvaston castle was held last weekend, but did gothic grandeur of the stately home add to the immersion?
ReviewsEvents & ConsPeter Ray Allison
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Roleplaying as a tool for exploring gender and sexuality
Roleplaying games have always been a tool for exploring gender identity and sexuality by allowing players to play different characters.
FeaturesGamingPeter Ray Allison
Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer
Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer aims to introduce a new audience to D&D, but how effective is it?
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden
D&D returns to the iconic region of Icewind Dale in the Forgotten Realms setting for their latest release; Rime of the Frostmaiden
ReviewsTabletopPeter Ray Allison
From the archive 
I’m a new DM and I Ran a False Hydra; you should too
First up, if you have read the title of this, are a D&D player and have no idea what a False Hydra is... then great! Stop now, don’t google it and go and ask your DM to run one. If he/ she doesn’t know, then have them look it up; it’s a lot of fun, trust me!
BlogTabletopMatt Geary
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Who Asked For A 'Streamlined' Fallout 4?
A key design principle for most products is that simplicity is key. If there is complication in your product, then you should seek to remove it.
NewsGamingSean P. Wallace
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Nights at the Round Table - a rib tickling web series for tabletop gamers
Opening with a dramatic fail, episode one introduces us to the four; Max (Arron Dennis) - it’s his mum’s house, Milly (Jennifer Jordan) - the GM and strict…
BlogTabletopBecca Harper
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