D&D: What to Know Before Running Lost Mine of Phandelver
Lost Mine of Phandelver is a perfect adventure for first-time players and DMs. However, there are some things you should know before running it.
Dungeons & Dragons: The Cleric's Divine Domain Options, Ranked
Dungeons & Dragons' Clerics are formidable on their own, but the choice of domain can make a huge difference in how one plays.
Why Cone of Cold Is Better Than D&D's Most Overused Spell
Dungeons & Dragons' Cone of Cold is an appealing alternative to other more commonly used spells that, while powerful, come with their own drawbacks.
How Pathfinder's Victory Points Can Improve Any Game
Tracking big, abstract goals can be difficult in tabletop RPGs like D&D, but one rule from Pathfinder can make the process less of a hassle.
How Frustration With Dungeons & Dragons Created Pathfinder
Changes to Dungeons & Dragons introduced in the TTRPG's divisive Fourth Edition ultimately pushed Paizo to create D&D's greatest rival: Pathfinder.
Pathfinder: What to Know About Second Edition's Uncommon Ancestries
While Pathfinder's common ancestries cover the expected fantasy races, the game's uncommon options are far more interesting and unique.
Why Persona 4's Best Girl Is Rise
Amidst a cast of standout female characters, Rise Kujikawa offers usefulness and unique insight into the themes of the game, making her the best girl.
Dungeons & Dragons: How to Build Sailor Moon's Tuxedo Mask
Tuxedo Mask's lone-wolf nature doesn't make him a great party member, but a Dungeons & Dragons build can still be a lot of fun for players.
Random Encounters Ruin JRPGs - Here's Why
JRPGs are more popular than ever thanks to big titles like Yakuza and Persona. So why does the genre rely on dated mechanics like random encounters?
Dungeons & Dragons: How to Play as Kazuma Kiryu
The Yakuza series has been gaining popularity, and its original protagonist, Kazuma Kiryu, could fit in a Dungeons & Dragons game.
Dungeons & Dragons: Why You Should Write Homebrew Adventures
Pre-made D&D adventures can make the Dungeon Master's work much easier, but writing homebrew content is rewarding in a unique way.
How a Hollow Knight Speedrunner Completed An IMPOSSIBLE Speedrun Challenge
A speedrunning challenge once thought impossible was accomplished, showing players that there's still more to be gained from their game of choice.
Dungeons & Dragons: Why You Should Run Pre-Made Adventures
While homebrewing original D&D adventures is great, Dungeon Masters can learn a lot from running pre-written adventures instead.
The 5 Best Tabletop RPGs for Horror Fans
Here are five tabletop RPGs that horror fans are sure to love, whether for their tension-building mechanics or for being loving homages to the genre.
Path of Exile: Tips & Tricks for New Players
Path of Exile can be an intimidating experience, but there's still plenty of time to get engrossed in the punishing world of this Diablo-clone.