Wizards of the Coast staff organise a union vote, UKGE apologises for generative AI art, and Kobold Press reveals a Shadowdark game. Read Routinely Itemised #383.
Rebecca Roanhorse’s Black Sun series gets tabletop adaptation from Monte Cook Games
Monte Cook Games announces the Between Earth and Sky RPG based on Rebecca Roanhorse’s bestselling trilogy, alongside UK Cypher demos at Tabletop Scotland
Dark Sun creators reunite as Timothy Brown launches new 5E Dragon Kings edition
Timothy Brown and the original Dark Sun team reunite to bring savage fantasy setting Dragon Kings to 5E and 2E on BackerKit.
Routinely Itemised: RPG #372
Catch up on the latest RPG news as Gen Con approaches. Wizards of the Coast sees leadership changes, while Vampire 6e and new D&D titles are announced.
Dungeons & Dragons pivots to seasonal model as Halo veteran Dan Ayoub takes charge
Wizards of the Coast unveils a new “seasonal” roadmap for D&D in 2026. Discover how the “Ayoub Doctrine” is transforming tabletop gaming into a live-service experience.
Wizards of the Coast’s 2026 D&D schedule: A slow start or a hidden hand?
Wizards of the Coast has confirmed four D&D books for 2026, including a Dragonlance reprint and a crochet guide. Here is why the schedule looks so quiet.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #194
Alright, gang, somehow we’re into March, and it’s been a bit of a struggle to keep up. Despite that, there’s still lots to say!
Dark Sun, Dragonlance and other classic Gold Box D&D titles make a return
Even decades after their original release, the Gold Box games are seen by many as iconic Dungeons & Dragons digital experiences, and they practically defined computer RPGs.
The official Dark Sun site just published a new sourcebook
You can download Secrets of the Dead Lands for free. The name comes from an officially announced, but I don’t think ever realised, Dark Suns adventure dating back to 1999. TSR days.
Feel the darkness: Red Dawn – Into the Dawnlands battles towards funding on Kickstarter
Red Dawn positions itself as the spiritual successor to Dark Sun. So, that’s dark D&D.
