D&D was trending on Twitter recently, and it wasn't good news. If you haven't already heard, apparently Wizards of the Coast is under fire after Dungeons & Dragons fans found out about some changes to the legendary RPG's Open Game License that are allegedly underway. These changes would make it very difficult for third-party content creators to distribute their own supplemental D&D products, a move that would be detrimental to the community. So far, there's been a huge backlash against Hasbro a…

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Playing D&D online doesn't seem as fun as playing in person, but maybe there are benefits that haven't been explored yet. For example, the other day I saw a tweet about how one clever dungeon master used the constraints of telecommunication to their advantage. Whenever they had to pause for a moment to check their notes, instead of awkwardly breaking character, they would put up a “loading” sign in front of the web cam that included loading screen tips, like “All Bosses have a weakness. Find an…

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Every hardcore fan knows that playing Dungeons & Dragons can feel like a labor of love. Even if you manage to meet up without at least one party member cancelling at the very last minute, the experience isn't always all fun and games. You really have to stay focused, relatively organized, and keep your senses sharp so as not to miss any important clues. But even if you're the most astute D&D player there is, one bad roll can ruin everything. If your love of the game is stronger than its frustra…

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