Catch up on the latest developments of the Dragonlance v Wizards of the Coast case. Find out which animals people are most likely to bring into a dungeon, some hot bundle deals for the festive break and some anime to look forward to in 2021.

Which classes are most popular in D&D? Which tabletop RPGs came out this year and are worth a look at? Geek Native does a deep dive on RPG stats from the year as well as a look at the big stories of the week.

Lots and lots of monsters as Pathfinder’s impressive range of beasts bundle up on Humble and Handiwork Games launch a monster-a-week subscription model. All this as we approach the end of the year and can look back at 2020 trends like popular D&D races and character names.

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.

In the podcast, there’s chat about the new Savage Pathfinder project, virtual tabletop news and why D&D 6e is still probably years away.

In this week’s podcast, we range from AIs drawing monsters to humans calling lawyers as we discuss RPG news, license deals and the Cyberpunk Red errata.

Paradox Interactive announced significant changes to the World of Darkness this week as they take back control of its development. Cyberpunk Red hits the digital shelves, introducing Night City and The Time of Red before the launch of Cyberpunk 2077. We’ve freebies and competitions in a busy news week in this episode of Audio EXP.

There is plenty of virtual tabletop news as RPG publishers hurry to get their systems in place in the booming digital marketplace. In this RPG news podcast, we also talk about intellectual property rights, and potentially problematic old D&D content now being given away for free.