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Critical Role has announced a new game scheduled for release in 2027, revealed via an exclusive report. The tabletop and entertainment company known for its Dungeons & Dragons actual-play series is expanding its gaming output. Details on the game's format, developer, or platform were not immediately available, but fans of the franchise are reacting to the news.
- 2Artist opens commissions to cover food costs●Taking # commissions to get # food for the week. My paycheck for the week was short and had to pay towards rent. 5 slots
An artist who goes by SkullOwl has opened five commission slots, saying a short paycheck forced them to put their money toward rent and left them short on food money for the week. They are promoting character art commissions, including work for Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder players, through their Ko-fi page and the CommissionsOpen hashtag.
- 3Weekend lineup offers live music, history walk and games●WEEKEND FUN: Lots of Live Music, Revolution Walking Tour, Dungeons & Dragons
A weekend events roundup from Watertown highlights a full slate of activities, including multiple live music performances, a walking tour focused on the Revolution, and Dungeons & Dragons game sessions. The guide gives residents a quick list of things to do locally over the coming days.
- 4New Illustrated Map Book Revisits D&D's Most Iconic Dungeons●New Illustrated Map Book Brings Back D&D's Most Iconic Dungeons
A new illustrated map book for Dungeons & Dragons is bringing back some of the game's most iconic dungeons, according to reports from the tabletop gaming community. The collection reimagines classic adventuring locations with fresh artwork, appealing to longtime fans and new players alike. Interest centres on which legendary dungeons made the cut and how the updated illustrations compare to the original layouts.