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Competition: Win Rivers of London: Volume 8 – The Fey and the Furious
Rivers of London is a hugely popular urban fantasy series from Ben Aaronovitch about cops that do magic.
Crunchyroll will be sold to Funimation
Last night the news broke that AT&T had agreed to sell Crunchyroll to Funimation for $1.175 billion.
Thorns and Flames as an autumn orc
Cosplayer, Instagrammer, tie dyer, tarot reader and entrepreneur Thorns and Flames shared this cosplay of themselves an orc in the fall.
Monster art from Javier Gonzales Perez
Javier Gonzales Perez is a Peruvian artist with a flare for colour.
What is New Gamemaster Month?
Is 2021 the year you become a gamemaster and run tabletop RPGs for friends and family?
Audio EXP: #73 – RPG conversions and community content
In this podcast, we look at some promising 5e conversions, new community content options from companies like Monte Cook Games and a way to win some D&D goodies of your own.
Geeks vs Non-Geeks: Are you braver than your friends?
What does that say about modern society?
Top 10: D&D Beyond had a record-setting Cyber Monday
The digital marketplace had the strongest Cyber Monday sale on record, up 82% from Cyber Monday 2019.
Monsters hunters in muscle cars: Welcome to Rivers of London America
Cops that do magic just seems to have broad appeal. It’s safely in the geek interest zone and manages to lure in people who wouldn’t usually be interested in urban fantasy.
