Jennifer Melzer

Skyrim has been a never ending source of entertainment for gamers more than a decade, and that’s just one reason it’s perfect for D&D campaigns.

The most exciting thing about D&D’s College of Swords is that it truly gives Bards an opportunity to do a little of everything with the right build.

D&D Paladins sworn to an Oath of the Crown live by a set of tenets that aid in holding back the forces of chaos, making them a powerful build choice.

Critical Role has picked up a number of interesting sponsors over the years, but one in particular inspired a world all its own.

Legends claim witchers have no emotion, but Henry Cavill brings Geralt of Rivia to life in every way imaginable, and these performances prove it.

The perfect Dungeons & Dragons game would have everyone in attendance at every session, but when that’s not possible, here’s how to carry on.

Dragon Age: Dreadwolf will take place in Tevinter, which is the perfect reason to bring back one of the franchise’ most controversial subclasses.

The holidays are a time for gatherings, and what better way to entertain everyone than by bringing them to the table for a micro-RPG session?

Before the Conjunction of the Spheres, elven kingdoms ruled The Continent. Within those kingdoms were clans and they each had a role to play.

The Witcher franchise’s Jaskier is one of the most iconic Bards on The Continent, and playing him as a D&D character takes a lot of charisma and sass.