Poll: Would you buy your D&D books all over again for an official virtual tabletop?
This poll is multi-part. It starts by asking whether you're interested in an official D&D VTT.
It’s not kids driving the growth in D&D
I say "somewhat" because kids aged 13 and 14 were dropped from the survey this year. In 2020 people aged 18 to 19 shared a category with those in their early 20s.
What space job do you think would make a good RPG?
Or perhaps Josie and the Pussycats in Space (which is an actual show from 1972, 2 years before D&D was published) isn't such an attractive RPG.
The Average Fantasy Bestiary (2.0) contains remarkable insights into D&D monsters
Dragons appear 42 times in 50 popular D&D books (which you can see listed below), and then Goblins and Zombies each appear 28 times.
Simpsons Hit & Run pulls off a surprising remaster console game victory
Any golden oldie you wish to play on an Xbox Series X/S or the PlayStation 5?
Nintendo users spend more on microtransactions as UK gamers call for restrictions
Call of Duty has been voted the worst game for microtransactions in a survey of UK gamers, with FIFA second and Candy Crush third.
Which vehicles do you think should appear in games more often?
Well, there's no prize this time, but a new poll has been opened, and you can see the live results.
Science: Cinema screens make movies more exciting
A fun study from the University of East Anglia suggests that movie screens make for a better experience than a home cinema.
Have you ever invented a drink for an RPG?
Here's a quick fantasy drink table that'll let your bartenders offer adventurous heroes strange and exotic (or perhaps mundane and everyday place to them!) drinks.
Do you think that you could outsmart the police? Geeks vs Non-Geek responses
To enter the competition, readers had to say whether they could outsmart the police or not. How would you have voted?
