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Following a successful Kickstarter run, Kobold Press has released the eagerly anticipated Campaign Builder: Dungeons & Ruins ...

An updated look at the 2025 Dungeons & Dragons release schedule includes additional details, including two newly announced ...

If you thought Dungeons and Dragons didn’t have enough evil character options, the playtest that dropped today will certainly ...

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The key to answering that question is Dave Arneson, who was born in Hennepin County and attended the University of Minnesota.

While D&D may be an unconventional curriculum, Wells said it has benefited his students in more ways than one.

A PhD researcher's paper reveals the potential, and the pitfalls, of getting Large Language Model systems to run Dungeons and Dragons.

Everyone’s favourite business show Dragons’ Den is back on TV tonight. For some, it’s the perfect starter to ease into the evening before tucking into a main course of The Traitors ...