Monsters introduced, or reintroduced, include dopplegangers, hippogriffs, rust monsters and purple wyrms.
Wizards Of The Coast Articles
Discover the blog's posts tagged with Wizards Of The Coast. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs, Geek Stuff, and Books.
Poor Wizard’s Almanac: The latest TSR re-release gets mixed reviews
These RPG supplements are set in D&D’s first setting Mystara and begin in the year 1010 AC. The following books advance the year by one.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #139
There’s money flowing in all sorts of directions in this week’s RPG news and shop fronts stepping away from NFTs. All the acronyms, huh? Oh, and Dark Souls news.
Island of Oxventure: D&D announce official new Red Nose Day private island prize
Wizards of the Coast in the UK have announced a new D&D and Comic Relief partnership.
Battlesystem Skirmishes: WotC re-release their AD&D 2e skirmish rules
Written by Bruce Nesmith, who penned Dragonlance Adventures 1e and Ravenloft: Realm of Terror 2e, Battlesystem Skirmishes brings skirmish rules to D&D. Or back to D&D.
Cynthia Williams: The woman now in charge at Wizards of the Coast holds a patent for finding items missing in the mail
Williams has a patent to her name, having co-developed a system for identifying missing items in a fulfilment network.
Amazon lists new Wizards of the Coast D&D Book: Behold! A D&D Search and Find Adventure
The book is by Wizards of the Coast, is on pre-order and is expected to be released September 29th.
Boom and Wizards of the Coast announce Magic: The Hidden Planeswalker
The plot picks up after the necromancer Liliana Vess returns home to become a professor at a college of magic and detects… well, something hidden.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #136
A summary of RPGs news from the week as Wizards of the Coast make an important D&D hire, Green Ronin plot Cthulhu content done right, and one of the most significant savings you’re likely to see on DTRPG goes live.
Back from the D&D vaults of time: WotC re-releases Monster Assortments
The Treasure Assortment was first published in 1980 as a roundup of the 1978 releases of random monsters and treasure tables.
