Dungeons & Dragons
News, coverage and analysis tracking Dungeons & Dragons across the outlets.- Hasbro CEO says "you should expect more" crossovers for D&DHasbro CEO Chris Cocks has indicated that fans of Dungeons & Dragons should anticipate more crossover collaborations in the future. While specific details remain scarce, the company is exploring ways to integrate its intellectual properties, potentially including a 'D&D in space' concept, though fan reception to previous crossovers like Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond has been mixed.
- "Our players are going to be pretty psyched": Hasbro CEO talks D&D, video games, and playing to winHasbro CEO Chris Cocks discusses the company's strategy for its intellectual properties, particularly Dungeons & Dragons, emphasizing a 'Playing to Win' approach that focuses on innovative experiences and engaging adult fans. Cocks highlights the success of Baldur's Gate 3 as an example of adapting D&D for digital platforms and expresses excitement for upcoming digital titles like Exodus, a 'D&D in space' inspired RPG.
- D&D launches Game Pass-style subscription system with free encounters, maps, and moreWizards of the Coast has launched "D&D Beyond Drops," a new subscription service for Dungeons & Dragons players. This system offers weekly ready-to-play content, including encounters, maps, spells, and backgrounds, for Hero and Master Tier subscribers. Content will be themed seasonally, starting with Ravenloft: The Horrors Within in 2026, and subscribers will retain access to Drops as long as their membership is active.
- D&D Beyond Is Revamping Subscription Benefits With Weekly Drops Of New And Remade ContentD&D Beyond is revamping its subscription benefits with a new system called 'D&D Beyond Drops,' which will provide subscribers with weekly and monthly digital content such as maps, spells, and feats. This change moves away from purely cosmetic rewards to more substantial in-game assets, with content being added regularly and plans for community feedback to shape future additions.
- New D&D campaign Neon Odyssey blends Cowboy Bebop and SNES games into the perfect settingThe Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting Neon Odyssey, a blend of Cowboy Bebop and classic SNES games, has achieved massive success on Kickstarter, exceeding its funding goal by over 8,500%. Developed by Legends of Avantris, the project offers a unique sci-fi setting with reworked D&D classes and vehicle rules, drawing heavy inspiration from '80s and '90s pop culture. Delivery is expected in November 2027.
- Dungeons & Dragons Unearthed Arcana Villainous Options 2 Introduces More Sinister SubclassesWizards of the Coast has released Unearthed Arcana Villainous Options 2 for Dungeons & Dragons 5.5e, introducing three new evil-themed subclasses: the Barbarian Path of Lament, the Warrior of Venom Monk, and the Primordial Patron Warlock. The playtest material is available on D&D Beyond, with a feedback survey scheduled for April 30.
- The D&D Ravenloft: The Horrors Within Expansion Is Now Available to PreorderPreorders are now available for the Dungeons & Dragons expansion, Ravenloft: The Horrors Within. The expansion includes a book, DM screen, map pack, and Tarokka deck.
- As DLC rumors swirl, grab Dragon's Dogma 2 at its lowest price yet, with a free game thrown in tooDragon's Dogma 2 is currently available at its lowest price of $24.49, a 65% discount, with rumors of an upcoming DLC circulating. Despite mixed reviews and some initial performance issues, the game is praised for its unique gameplay mechanics, including its vocation system and climbing large enemies. Purchases over $15 also include a free game choice from a selection of titles.
- The voices of Astarion and Lae’zel Are reuniting for an official D&D show called Dungeon MastersBaldur's Gate 3 voice actors Neil Newbon and Devora Wilde are starring in Wizards of the Coast's new official Dungeons & Dragons actual play series, Dungeon Masters. The show, launching April 22 on YouTube, will feature unreleased D&D content and aims to replicate the excitement of live D&D sessions.
- Wizards of the Coast's official D&D actual-play series will feature Neil Newbon and Devora Wilde from…Wizards of the Coast is launching a new official Dungeons & Dragons actual-play series titled Dungeon Masters, featuring actors Neil Newbon and Devora Wilde from Baldur's Gate 3. This anthology series will tie directly into upcoming D&D releases, starting with a gothic-horror campaign set in Ravenloft. Each episode will include a free play-along pack with encounters and monster stats.
- Dungeon Masters Is Wizards of the Coast’s New Official Dungeons and Dragons Actual Play SeriesWizards of the Coast has announced a new official Dungeons and Dragons actual play series titled Dungeon Masters, premiering on YouTube on April 22nd. The series will feature unreleased D&D content, with a cast including Jasmine Bhullar, Mayanna Berrin, Christian Navarro, Neil Newbon, and Devora Wilde. SVP Dan Ayoub stated the show is a "love letter to actual play shows" and aims to showcase official source material.
- Wizards of the Coast Announces Dungeon Masters, Its First Official Dungeons & Dragons Actual PlayWizards of the Coast has announced its first official Dungeons & Dragons actual play series, titled Dungeon Masters. The show will debut on YouTube on April 22, featuring a campaign arc that showcases upcoming content for Dungeons & Dragons 5.5e, including the book Ravenloft: The Horrors Within. The series will be hosted by TTRPG veterans and feature an original score by David Arkenstone.
- Dungeon Masters Brings D&D to Life With an Accessible Actual Play ExperienceWizards of the Coast has launched its own Dungeons & Dragons actual play show, Dungeon Masters, featuring prominent community figures. While the show excels at educating newcomers with infographics and features a cast that immerses viewers in the story, its production value and presentation fall short compared to popular shows like Critical Role and Dimension 20.
- Dungeons & Dragons Actual Play Show AnnouncedDungeons & Dragons is launching an official actual play show titled Dungeon Masters. The show will feature voice actors from the Baldur's Gate 3 cast.
- Ravensburger Brings Players Into The Mists with Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons RavenloftRavensburger has announced Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons Ravenloft, a standalone expansion that integrates Dungeons & Dragons mechanics with the Horrified board game system. Players will face iconic monsters like Strahd Von Zarovich and the Carrionette in the Domains of Dread. The expansion is available for pre-order at Target for $29.99.
- New Horrified D&D board game goes to Ravenloft, and here's your exclusive first look at itRavensburger and Wizards of the Coast are releasing a new Dungeons & Dragons-themed board game, Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons – Ravenloft. This cooperative game features players working together to defeat four new monsters, including Count Strahd Von Zarovich, and introduces five new player classes. The game is set to release on July 19th and will be available for pre-order at Target for $34.99.
- Humble's Massive Pathfinder 2E Bundle Includes A Physical BookHumble Bundle is offering a massive deal on the Pathfinder 2E tabletop roleplaying game, featuring up to 41 items including a physical hardcover copy of the Pathfinder NPC Core book for $45. The bundle, valued at $658, is available until April 30 and includes digital PDFs, maps, and scenarios. A portion of the proceeds benefits ComicBooks for Kids.
- New Horrified D&D board game goes to Ravenloft, and here's your exclusive first lookRavensburger is releasing a new Dungeons & Dragons-themed board game, Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons – Ravenloft, on July 19th. This cooperative game features players working together to defeat four new monsters, including Count Strahd Von Zarovich, and introduces five new player classes. The game builds upon the previous Horrified: Dungeons & Dragons installment and will be available for pre-order at Target for $34.99.
- GTA and Red Dead in the crosshairs: hacker drama unfold... | TAGRockstar Games is reportedly facing a data breach with hackers claiming to hold sensitive Grand Theft Auto 6 information for ransom. Separately, the tribal survival game Soulmask has left early access with a free Egypt-themed DLC, and Magic: The Gathering is reintroducing a canceled Monster Hunter card. In other news, Karl Urban expressed interest in playing John Marston in a Red Dead Redemption film, Pete Hines departed Bethesda citing dissatisfaction post-Xbox acquisition, and the AI in the 25-year-old game Black & White is being recognized as a precursor to modern AI.
- Wizards of the Coast is uploading the old Dungeons & Dragons cartoon if you'd like a reminder of what the 1980s…Wizards of the Coast has begun uploading episodes of the classic 1980s Dungeons & Dragons animated series to YouTube. New episodes are released in blocks of two or three every Friday, with the publisher aiming to release all 27 episodes. The series features voice actors Peter Cullen and Frank Welker, and includes characters and monsters from the tabletop role-playing game.