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Karlach, Shadowheart, and Astarion fight a remorhaz called the White Worm.
The new Forgotten Realms books are set after Baldur's Gate 3 and show Karlach found her happy ending, though one jerk wizard also dodged his comeuppance

By Jody Macgregor Published

News All my homies hate Lorroakan.

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Azula from Avatar: The Last Airbender, smirking.
Bend fire and lightning with Avatar's Azula in Magic: The Gathering

By Jody Macgregor Published

News Her card's as unpredictable as she is.

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Matthew Mercer and Alexander Ward stare, frightened, during Critical Role Campaign 4's fourth episode.
One of the most shocking moments in Critical Role's 4th D&D campaign was planned from the jump—yet with enough left to chance that Alexander Ward 'did leave the table thinking I'd really f*cked up'

By Harvey Randall Published

News Necr-oh no-mancer.

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The cast of Critical Role campaign 2 stand ready and equipped to do battle amongst a moody, fog-filled background - with Matthew Mercer passing a hand over it, hidden amongst the clouds.
You can snag around $200's worth of Critical Role's comic adaptations of its many D&D campaigns for $18, thanks to yet another value-stacked Humble Bundle

By Harvey Randall Published

News Your page-turn to roll.

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Matthew Mercer and Alexander Ward stare, frightened, during Critical Role Campaign 4's fourth episode.
Critical Role's 4-episode overture had me clenching my cheeks through some of the most intense D&D I've ever seen, and I'm not convinced I'll be surviving Campaign 4

By Harvey Randall Published

News Mercy me, Brennan.

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Whitney Moore from Critical Role puts her head in her hands as Sam Riegel trolls her.
Critical Role's Whitney Moore says she's 'made the mistake of thinking that I could out-troll' prank extraordinaire Sam Riegel at the table

By Harvey Randall Published

News "We're in a race to the bottom to see who can be the voice of reason first."

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The Ruby of the Sea in Critical Role's upcoming series, The Mighty Nein, stares coquettishly at the camera.
Critical Role won't be rushing the adaption of its second D&D campaign The Mighty Nein, since the 'pace suffered a little bit for it' when it came to The Legend of Vox Machina

By Harvey Randall Published

News Session zero.

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Artwork portraying Shredder and Krang from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Magic: The Gathering's latest crossover is with none other than the heroes in a half-shell, and they come bearing 'pizza lands'

By Justin Wagner Published

News When Nicol Bolas attacks, these turtle boys won't cut him no slack.

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Prolific D&D novelist R.A. Salvatore says writing around 4th Edition rules 'almost broke' him and he knew its setting changes were a mistake: 'In about 5 years they're going to come to us and say, Bob, we got to fix this'

By Ted Litchfield Published

news Changes made in the popular 5th Edition seem to have vindicated him.

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A half-orc stands with a blindfold on before his execution - with a stylistically rendered city placed atop his crown in a bed of clouds in Critical Role Campaign 4.
Critical Role: Campaign 4's first 13-player ensemble episode is chaotic, messy, and gripping D&D—and I feel like I've just seen a magician pull a fully-formed rabbit out of a hat

By Harvey Randall Published

News All my interests have aligned at once.

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