This week's 5E compatible RPGs include 'How to Slay Friends & Poison People,' 'Relics of Ruin,' 'The Wyrdcaller,' and more.

The most popularly used 5e languages – called ‘Standard’ languages – are Common, Dwarvish, Elvish, Giant, Gnomish, Goblin, Halfling, Orc, Draconic, and Common Sign Language. The seven rare – or ...

The DnD stats above belong to a specific kind of Tiefling ... A Variant Tiefling refers to any member of the race that isn’t associated with Asmodeus. Their appearance can differ greatly from a normal ...

A wondrous world of Studio Ghibli-inspired shenanigans has just opened up on D&D Beyond, and things are about to get strange for dungeon masters and Dungeons & Dragons players alike thanks to ...

Get NBA League Pass TODAY > In the seven days since the last installment of the Kia Race to the MVP Ladder, Nikola Jokić had his epic 30-20-20 game, then was hampered by a sore elbow in a ...

The Great American Dog Sled Race proved rather time-consuming, with a lack of snow forcing organizers to change the event's usual route. As such, the race lasted longer than any of its ...

But there are plenty of 5E adventures (which are 5.5E compatible, if you have the Monster Manual) as well as a few sourcebooks. It’s a great time for folks who haven’t jumped aboard the 5.5E train to ...

DnD 5e: Everything You Need to Know About Languages Story by Louis Kemner • 3w Quick Links Common is a Convenient Language to Bring All the Species Together Draconic is the Language of Dragons ...

The offshore leg of the Sandberg PalmaVela, La Larga, is set to start on April 26th, bringing a rematch of the intense ORC ... race committee, led by Gaspar Morey, will announce the final course just ...