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While the 2024 Player's Handbook isn't due out until September 17, early copies will be available at Gen Con in August, so expect the rules to be out in the wild soon. Wizards of the Coast has been continuing to detail the book's contents in the meantime, recently showing the 10 playable species it will include, and now explaining how the new backgrounds and origin feats will work.
Late in 2022, the mod team behind Fallout: London uploaded some songs from their in-game radio station to YouTube, including one called I Just Can't Wait (For Tomorrow). When the team's project manager, Prilladog, reposted that song in the Fallout: London Discord server's announcements channel, fans quickly realized what was up.
Whatever the Baldur's Gate 3 modders have been drinking, I'd like a double. They've given us mods that make your entire party scrabble around on all fours, add an entire roguelike mode, and commit a war crime against Astarion's hair follicles. And they haven't slowed down yet.
Wizards of the Coast has said the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons rules revisions will be compatible with 5th edition rather than a replacement for it, and is calling the revised core rulebooks the «2024» editions. If you're a veteran of the edition wars, they seem more like 4th edition's «Essentials» line than 3rd edition's complete replacement by 3.5.
Citadel of Madness is mod for The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion that's over a decade old. (It was first uploaded to TESAll in 2013, and significantly updated in 2022 with a 2.0 release.) It adds a new landmass above the Shivering Isles, a floating archipelago where hundreds of new NPCs live and where you'll find a new questline the mod's description calls «comparable in duration to any Cyrodiil guild.»
Dark Horse has been publishing a variety of Witcher comics, some direct adaptations of the original stories, some based on the videogame canon, one reimagining Geralt as a yokai-hunting manga hero. Right now there's a five-issue miniseries coming out about Geralt's retirement adventures as a vineyard magnate following The Witcher 3's final expansion, Blood & Wine.
What is it? An isometric puzzle-platformer where well-lit floors are lava.Expect to pay $22.50/£18.90Developer Ewoud van der Werf, Nils SlijkermanPublisher Extra Nice, PLAYISMReviewed on Windows 11, Ryzen 9 5900X, 32GB RAM, RTX 3080Multiplayer? NoOut NowLink Official site
In the 1980s, British pop star Shakin' Stevens had a string of hits with what was essentially an Elvis Presley impersonation, leading the Chart Music podcast to nickname any poor man's incarnation of another pop star the Shakin' version. Tori Amos, for instance, is Shakin' Kate Bush.