Geeks in Washington State rejoice, for ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ is now available in every library system in the state. This brings the wonder and educational value of ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ to young players, elderly players, the unhomed, and everyone one else in the state. This is a significant win for advocates for RPGs in educational settings, but there is more work to be done.
Continue Reading
There’s a new addition coming to the Young Adventurer’s Guide series we covered in the fall, this time focusing on artificers, potions, and magical items. Young players needing a more approachable entrance to D&D than the rules-dense and text-dominated core rulebooks can explore some of the most iconic weapons, armor, and characters Dungeons and Dragons has […]
Continue Reading
As Dungeons and Dragons moves into the next phase of its development, and as we move into the holiday season, it’s time to look at the best gifts for every kind of geek.
Continue Reading