Playing DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Online Is Easier Than Ever. by Kelly Knox. Mar 19 2020 • 7:00 AM. Thanks to a new game edition that’s friendlier than ever to new players, ...

Break out the 20-sided dice because Dungeons & Dragons is on a roll.. Introduced in 1974, the tabletop role-playing game has been a staple for generations of fantasy fans, is enjoying a recent ...

Dungeons & Dragons isn't the easiest game to lug around, thanks largely to its reliance on heavy hardcover books. D&D Reader, a new app from Wizards of the Coast, endeavors to fix that by letting ...

There are dozens of online tools to help you build a map for your Dungeons & Dragons campaign. Roll20 and Fantasy Grounds feature interactive maps, and D&D Beyond is testing a new maps feature.

Dungeons & Dragons during its early days demanded players gather around a table to sling actual dice, simulate exploration ...

Dungeons and Dragons Online went live back in 2006, and a number of my friends took part in the beta, enjoying the game immensely. Then the product went live, and they never played again.

Dungeons & Dragons Online: Menace of the Underdark is now available, so we took a tour of the new expansion to see what's in store for MMOG fans. Jun 29, 2012 12:11pm.

For those who play, the appeal of games like Dungeons & Dragons has long been sitting down with a group of friends week after week just shooting the shit. It’s a shared experience, limited only ...

The pros to the deal Right off the bat, there's one pro that very obviously sticks out -- it's a free game. DDO is, by no means, a poorly made game. When you compare DDO to some of the other free ...

Dungeons & Dragons has announced a free-to-play virtual tabletop app called Project Sigil that gives custom campaigns a bit more flair, with visible spellcasting, 3D maps, and miniatures. It'll ...

Dungeons & Dragons fans, prepare to gather your party for a night in, no dice required. The D&D movie, "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" starring Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé Jean ...

The two main people who developed Dungeons & Dragons, Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, were both really involved in the war gaming community. They met at the second Lake Geneva Wargames Convention ...