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Campaign books are a big part of the soul of 5e, providinga structured way for parties to adventure through its exciting fantasy worlds. The best campaigns deliver great fights, memorable stories, and interesting dungeons and environments to explore. 5e adventures can vary in quality, however, and the weaker offerings can be a struggle to turn into something fun at the game table.
Videogame actors are on strike: The approximately 160,000-member SAG-AFTRA union says that major game makers have refused to include sufficient protections against generative AI in their contracts. The game makers disagree, and for now, the parties are at an impasse.
Wizards of the Coast has expressed interest in publishing a sequel to , and at least one character would be perfect to return. If previous games are any indication, a party member returning in a future game isn’t out of the question. With the massive success of , it would be surprising if Wizards of the Coast didn’t include at least some of the characters that helped make the game so popular.
Crema, the developer behind the Pokemon-like MMORPG Temtem, has released a statement following the mass layoffs at its publisher, Humble Games, to turn support towards a new indie Metroidvania, which was released just days before its publisher's restructuring.
The Dark Urge is one of the Origin character options presented to players in , and is often considered to be the «canonical» protagonist of the game. The Urge's plot line revolves around a case of serious memory loss and an inexplicable drive towards violence, which players can eventually discover comes from being a Bhaalspawn. This means they are the offspring of Bhaal, god of murder, and once even served him as the leader of his bloody congregation.
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.
Though it is too early to judge with certainty, playtest material suggests the upcoming 2024 revised rulebooks will create a divide between martial characters and spellcasters that is not present in the current rules. Veteran players recall a 3e perception among fans that martial classes, like Fighter and Barbarian, did not provide a viable contribution when compared to full spellcasters, like Clerics and Wizards. The 4e system corrected this with its unified power progression and distinct class roles. The 2014 5e classes lean closer to 3e in their design, but martial classes could contribute.
may be a game about exploring the unknown and expanding the knowledge of the human race, but one player's discovery is a good reminder that sometimes it's necessary to take a break and just relax. Due to the sci-fi RPG's gigantic scale, there are plenty of random encounters that some players may never actually see while they're off in their corner of the cosmos. Generally speaking, these small events aren't too interesting in isolation, but one of the more enjoyable finds has apparently been missed by dozens of explorers.