A look on eBay shows what you would expect when a collectable has been more popular than predicted. Skelpers are making a killing.
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Explore all articles published in July 2021. This collection covers topics in Cool Tech, Tabletop & RPGs, and Comics.
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Free to Download and promoted by Wizards of the Coast: The Sanctum of Pain
The author Daniel Anderson of the Bugbear Brothers says it’s a good module to open almost any campaign as in these three rooms are a variety of monsters, traps and puzzles.
The Silver Lantern Club: Dark Horse present a new Hellboy series
Dark Horse has put together iZombie co-creator Chris Roberson with Hellboy’s Mike Mignola and artists Christopher Mitten and Ben Stenbeck for a new Hellboy series.
Indie visual novel developer Winged Cloud brings Sakura Spirit to Humble Bundle
Winged Cloud is unusual in that they’re a British indie developer of visual novels.
Map of the Witchlight Carnival
Also announced today is The Witchlight Carnival Dice & Miscellany as official Feywild adventure D&D accessories.
Free to Download: A Great Wyrm Patron for D&D’s Warlocks ahead of Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons
The Arcane Athenaeum is offering a Pay What You Want (with a suggested price of $0) for the four-page Warlock: Great Wyrm Patron download.
Netflix airs Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild trailer
One day, he learns that his village is threatened by an Elder Dragon, a monster cloaked in mystery.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #109
The latest shipping delays at Wizards of the Coast even as we learn more about Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons and the return of gem dragons to the game, a fantastic charity bundle deal, Fragged Empire and Osprey’s Sigil & Shadow.
D&D: Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons alternative cover and Great Wyrms revealed
Fizban offers the first dragon-specific book for 5e and the book’s writer, James Wyatt, says it’s comparable to Volo’s Guide to Monsters or Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes.
Can you have dice shaped like mushrooms? This Kickstarter thinks so
The idea behind dice shaped like mushrooms comes from an attempt to save money.
