Game Rant gets an exclusive early look at the first-ever Dungeons and Dragons comic book series from hit publisher Dark Horse Comics.

The cover to Dungeons & Dragons’ next book has been posted online by Barnes & Noble. Dungeons & […] By Christian Hoffer. January 13, 2020, 11:05am. Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X; ...

Dark Horse Comics just announced a new Dungeons and Dragonscomic book miniseries, The Fallbacks, featuring the eponymous adventuring party, who made their novel debut last year and are now ready to ...

In a 2017 podcast, Dungeons & Dragons rules designer Jeremy Crawford discussed some of the nuances of hiding in battle, specifically when it comes to rogues and their Cunning action ability.

Dungeons & Dragons Announces Spelljammer Book Set, ... Check out some of the images and alternate covers for this book below. Boo's Astral Menagerie cover by Justin Gerard. Gallery.

Dungeons & Dragons had a pretty good 2021 by releasing five books, ... Call of the Netherdeep is an adventure book that covers levels 3-12 with a story set in Exandria that travels the world.

Good news if you a) love Dungeons & Dragons b) are feeling nostalgic for the 1970s and c) have a spare $150 burning a hole in your pocket. Wizards of the Coast is reprinting the original D&D White ...

Dungeons and Dragons fan are going to have two gorgeous covers to choose from when Icewind Dale: ... the regular cover for the book is very gorgeous, as well.

Back in June, Dungeons & Dragons announced a number of new additions coming in 2020, which included a few new contemporary books. One of those was simply called The Book Of Holding, set to be ...

If you loved Dungeons & Dragons: ... Save On All The Books You’ll Need To Start a Dungeons and Dragons Campaign . By Angela Tricarico. Published July 24, 2023, 5:14 p.m. ET. Photos: Amazon.

If you’ve recently decided to get into the hobby, but don’t know where to start, here’s our recommendations on the best Dungeons & Dragons books in 2025. You can also check out our beginner ...

For a game called Dungeons & Dragons, it sure seems like homebrew games (and even a lot of pre-written campaigns) skimp on both—which is something I'm guilty of myself. Give me a rulebook for ...