Life in Reterra is the first board game to ever win the FSC Leadership Award, an important distinction as we strive to make our hobby more sustainable. Learn more about the award below: Life in Reterra has just been awarded the 2024 FSC® Leadership Award, making it the first board

Ever wonder what your character might be chowing down on in-between adventures? Mystical Meats has you covered with their new Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer’s Rations Variety Pack. These things are sure to give you and your character something to chew on during your next session. Mythical Meats, in collaboration

In this episode of Tabletop Throwdown, Mike Dunn and Steven Starkey speak with Christian Hoffer, a prominent voice in the Dungeons & Dragons community. They discuss Hoffer’s journey from writing about comics to becoming a key figure in tabletop RPG journalism, his experiences at Comic Book, and the impact

Mayfair Games’ Sean Brown dropped by to show us Empire Builder: Europe, a new version of the classic Eurorails, launching on Kickstarter today. Sean walks us through the history of the game, demonstrates some of the changes they made to modernize and speed up the game, and plays a few

Critical Role takes to the live stage world-wide to celebrate their ten year anniversary. With shows in New York City, Chicago, Indianapolis, Sydney, and Melbourne you could experience their unique storytelling live. Learn more about Critical Role’s live shows below: Critical Role, a leader in innovative storytelling, along with

Wizards of the Coast has shared the first single from “DUNGEONS & DRAGONS – Bardic Inspiration: A Musical Journey through the Forgotten Realms” which is titled “Arise, Tiamat!” You can preview the single here via Apple Music. Learn more about the album including its release date below: Tiamat, the Queen of

Our last standard set for 2024 (not counting Foundations) is Duskmourn: House of Horror. Another plane new to the multiverse, inspired by the horror movies of the 1980s. Duskmourn is an interesting idea as it revolves around a plane that is one enormous “house.” You can never leave the house,

Biomos is an extremely simple board game that can become more complex if you play it with a group of friends. For most of my time with this game, I spent it playing the solo mode and variants of that solo mode. But, I got a few group games in