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Built on a foundation of objective journalism, Geek Native has tracked Ravenloft for more than 15 years. This archive collates 23 reports, ensuring that breaking developments are evaluated with deep topical expertise. This resource evaluates first-hand data from official industry announcements and crowdfunding mechanics.

Routinely Itemised: RPG #361

May 15, 2026 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Osprey exits board games, Daniel D. Fox threatens legal action over Zweihander, and Kickstarter tightens adult content rules. Catch up on the week’s biggest tabletop roleplaying game news and exclusive interviews.

Beyond the Maps: Wizards of the Coast completes its transition to an official virtual tabletop platform

May 4, 2026 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Wizards of the Coast releases the free Zombie Clot Play-Along Pack, but the move signals a strategic shift towards gated seasonal content and an official pivot to Virtual Tabletop branding.

D&D brings Innsmouth to Ravenloft, but the real horror might be the pre-order fatigue

April 15, 2026 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

Wizards of the Coast is bringing Innsmouth to Ravenloft, but the real horror of the new D&D expansion is the unprecedented consumer wallet fatigue.

Dungeons & Dragons pivots to seasonal model as Halo veteran Dan Ayoub takes charge

March 6, 2026 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

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 re-release the popular TSR Jam 1999 compilation

April 2, 2022 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

In 1999 TSR put together a compilation of popular adventures from their Adventures Guild.

Dark Sun, Dragonlance and other classic Gold Box D&D titles make a return

March 12, 2022 by Andrew Girdwood Leave a Comment

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.