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Ravenloft: The Horrors Within review

Dibdab Hobby

With this latest release from Wizards of the Coast, we journey back to the lands of Ravenloft and bring tales of Horror, Gothic Dread and Terror.

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Box cover for "The Cyberpunk Set: Battle Maps and Tokens," featuring a vibrant, grid-based urban map with colorful tokens and a neon aesthetic.

The Cyberpunk Set: Books of Battle Mats & Tokens review

Dryss Narrava Studio

So your adventure is all set, and you’ve decided to run a Cyberpunk session in person. But let me ask you a question: have you thought about the maps?

Three adventurers ascend wide stone steps toward a figure in white robes holding a staff, surrounded by mist in an ancient, shadowy hall.

The One Ring: Hands of the White Wizard review

Craig Neilson Adams

Hands of the White Wizard contains six adventures for The One Ring, the official tabletop roleplaying game based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien!

Box and components of "Marvel Dagger" board game. Includes a colorful game board, character cards, tokens, and pieces featuring superhero art. Dynamic and engaging design.

Marvel D.A.G.G.E.R second opinion

TheSpecial1991

Marvel D.A.G.G.E.R is a role-playing game for up to 5 players, who will be put into aworld-based scenario against 1 of 4 nefarious villains...

Futuristic scene with four characters in a sleek room using holographic screens. Intense expressions, colorful hair, and animal ear accessories under a red sky.

Cyberpunk Red RPG Danger Gal Dossier review

Dryss Narrava Studio

When Danger Gal Dossier was published in 2025, the expectations were high. Was Talsorian up to the challenge?

Cover of "The World of Deuslair" RPG campaign showing a fantasy warrior holding a glowing green crystal. The scene conveys a dramatic, adventurous tone.

The World of Deuslair: RPG Campaign Book review

Dibdab Hobby

The World of Deuslair “RPG Campaign Book” Is the first published book from Archon Studiosand is the first book to explore the world of Desulair...

Cover art for "The Lord of the Rings Roleplaying Starter Set" depicting a dynamic battle scene with diverse warriors, evoking an adventurous, epic tone.

Lord of the Rings RPG Starter Set review

Craig Neilson Adams

Free League’s Lord of the Rings RPG takes the familiar core 5e mechanics of “the world’s greatest roleplaying game” and adds a few unique wrinkles.

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Gates of Krystalia - A JRPG-inspired tabletop that does things a little differently

Zatu

If you’ve ever wanted your tabletop RPG sessions to feel a bit more like a classic JRPG, Gates of Krystalia is well worth a look.

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Tunnels and Trolls: A New Age Quickstart Guide review

Neil Parker

Rebellion’s revival of Tunnels & Trolls shines in this accessible, beautifully presented Quickstart Guide, offering a fresh yet familiar fantasy setting!

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Call of Cthulhu starter set review

game_knights

An enthusiastic look at the Call of Cthulhu Starter Set highlights why it stands out as one of the best starter sets available!

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Roll And Play: Game Masters Fantasy Toolkit review

Craig Neilson Adams

The Game Master’s Fantasy Toolkit from Roll & Play Press is a compact but impressively comprehensive resource for tabletop RPG enthusiasts.

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Daggerheart Review - after 12–13 hours at the table

Funkatronic Rex

Daggerheart is the first RPG in a long time that made me leave the table thinking, “I want more of this system."

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Alien RPG – Boxed Starter Set (Evolved Edition) - a review

Craig Neilson Adams

Alien RPG earned widespread acclaim for its innovative approach to the iconic Xenomorph franchise - but how does the Evolved edition hold up?