The latest official Dungeons & Dragons sourcebook, Eberron: Forge of the Artificer, hits shelves Dec. 9. It’s described as an “extensive supplement” to 2019’s Eberron: Rising from the Last Warand expands nearly every corner of the setting: updated character species, new feats and Dragonmarks, deeper lore on the Last War, fresh magic items, and a full suite of rules for airships and mobile bases. Ideally, you'll reference both books together, but there's enough meat to Forge that it's worth picking up even if you don't have its predecessor. Forge’s biggest impact on D&D is how it updates the Artificer class so it’s in line with the 2024 fifth-edition refresh. And it makes my favorite class even better.

Back in May 2025, Jacob Harris was half-asleep in bed at his East Vancouver home when a big idea hit him.

Titmouse Animation Studios may be best known for producing hit Critical Role animated series like The Legend of Vox Machina and The Mighty Nein, but after a wildly successful fundraising campaign on backerkit late last year, the studio’s first-ever board game will be released on Nov. 28.

One of the preconstructed Commander decks released earlier this year as part of Magic: The Gathering’s Final Fantasy crossover has just hit an all-time low price on Amazon.