The Dungeons & Dragons franchise is a fantasy adventure series based on the iconic tabletop role-playing game. The franchise includes both live-action and animated adaptations, with the most notable being the recent film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023), which brought the fantasy world of D&D to a broader audience with its blend of humor, action, and classic D&D elements. The franchise explores themes of heroism, friendship, and the unpredictable nature of adventuring in a magical world filled with dragons, wizards, and mythical creatures.
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You can try out the newest batch of Dungeons & Dragons subclasses for free, and they could be the perfect way for a party to embrace their dark side.
Dungeons & Dragons is getting a new series, and based on the teasers, it looks poised to revolutionize the typical dungeon-crawling experience.
The upcoming Dungeons and Dragons show in development at Netflix could learn a lot from the streamer’s fantasy series, with 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
An upcoming streaming war between Netflix and HBO will center around a specific franchise, one that will make high fantasy fans the true winners.
There is some controversy around multiclassing in Dungeons and Dragons, but some subclass combinations have incredible synergy you’ll want to use.
Dungeons & Dragons saw a major resurgence after Honor Among Thieves. Now, this D&D renaissance will continue this summer with a brand-new series.
One of the coolest subclasses in Dungeons & Dragons may be making a return with updated 5.5 rules, and it may feature a huge free upgrade.
A powerful Dungeons & Dragons subclass may make their way back into the TTRPG with the new Ravenloft book, and it’s going to be a nightmare for DMs.
After Wizards of the Coast’s announcement of new books for Dungeons & Dragons, it’s almost certain that a subclass will return with a buffed spell.
After the 2024 rules update, Dungeons & Dragons is getting new subclasses and a few returning reworks; here’s what to look out for in the future.
Dungeons & Dragons players and DMs who enjoy games like FFXIV and WoW or perhaps shows like Frieren and Avatar will love this 5e supplement.
An amazing 5e expansion is set to be released soon, and Dungeons & Dragons players and DMs won’t want to miss out on its upcoming contents.
While a lot of the mistakes in Dungeons & Dragons are made during sessions, you should be careful to not fall into pitfalls while creating characters.
One of the best Dungeons & Dragons subclasses may be making a comeback later this year in its reworked 2024 form, and you should be excited.
The latest Dungeons & Dragons freebie is for a very specific group of people, and it doesn't have anything to do with paid subscriptions this time.
If you’re a fan of Dungeons & Dragons, there is an RPG available on Steam for free, and you should definitely check it out as soon as possible.
Netflix promises its new Dungeons & Dragons series will dodge the past pitfalls of The Witcher, letting fans breathe a sigh of relief.
Among the many official rules for Dungeons & Dragons, there are also some community-driven rules that are worth following at your tables.
For how much Dungeons & Dragons metaphors and references Stranger Things makes, the series and it's creators know hardly anything about the game.
Dungeons & Dragons 5e hit its biggest home run in 2016, and pulling off a similarly spectacular feat in 2026 feels increasingly imperative.
