The Role Play Haven is a charity organizer that brings tabletop roleplayers together at 7 branches in the UK. The group has over 1,000 members, and this makes it the most extensive gaming club in Europe.
Money Articles
Delve into our stories on Money. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs, Geek Stuff, and Sites.
Wizards of the Coast strikes a deal to pay (some) DMs
A “Learn to Play Adventure” costs $4 per ticket and at the top of the list are a “Standard 4 Hour Adventure” which costs $15. However, there are special events which can modify prices.
OnTableTop sold to Wayland Games
One of the biggest tabletop games communities OnTableTop (aka Beasts of War) has been sold to the retailer Wayland Games.
Make Avernus Great Again: Unofficial D&D supplement donates money to election politics
To qualify for the Dissonance Domain, Clerics must offer all-out dedication to a fey, abyssal, or demonic entity that distorts reality to sew chaos.
These are the Critical Role Foundation charity partners
Here are the non-profits and charities who’ll benefit from the patronage of the newly announced Critical Role Foundation.
The IGDN Diversity Sponsorship opens for 2020
IGDN will pick eight applicant designers, each will get mentorship from an IGDN member for free months and one-one-one meetings with Eric Lang, Shanna Germain the co-founder of Monte Cook Games, and Banana Chan of Game and a Curry.
First edition Wizards of the Coast Pokemon box doubles world record price
The previous highest price, set last year, was $78,000 and that’s been soundly beaten by a new $198,000 total.
Doom metal OSR RPG MORK BORG launches 0% cut license
You can and sell it on without getting permission or offering up any of your money to the MORK BORG team thanks to the new license.
D&D: The Adventure Zone McElroy’s respond to artist accusations
The McEloys ask their publisher to increase payments to illustrators.
Tabletop Mentorship Program: Applications open for Mentorship and Micro-Grants
The Tabletop Mentorship Program does two important things; it connects industry experts to tabletop creators, and it provides micro-grants to people underrepresented in the hobby.
