Tabletop

This Rogue guide is pilched, burgled and stolen from houses and back alleys across the Internet. We took the shiniest things we could hope to fence, gave them a lick of paint and slipped them onto here. The guide for Scallywags below hopes to get you in and out...

Updated: 16th May 2019 Don't take this Cleric guide on faith alone. 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons has different play styles for everybody. Below we've put together a guide taking into account the schisms of beliefs. We also link to a full list of other great character optimisation guides for...

This Bard guide is strung together from many musicians across the internet. Taking the best notes and chords from those that came before, the Encore guide below hopes to get that foot tapping into your Bardic future. We also link to a full list of other great character optimisation guides for...

Are you ready to rage? While this 5E Barbarian charop guide is aimed at giving some mechanical advice, remember that character optimisation means different things to different players. I like to look at more than just damage dice, as a truly effective character is more than the notches on its axe.

Looking for guides on how to best optimise or build a class or concept in your D&D 5th Edition game? There are all kinds of class guides out there for your next Dungeons and Dragons Character.

Star Wars TableTop Gaming brings us their very first Battle Report in their third episode. Quite the feat considering the game isn’t even out yet!

Star Wars Tabletop Gaming. A YouTube channel devoted to everything Legion. You should expect in the near future rules analysis, hobby tutorials,  terrain building, battle reports and product reviews.

PAX Unplugged 2017, the first tabletop-focused PAXevent, will host a stable of prominent exhibitors, including Wizards of the Coast, Paizo, Fantasy Flight, Asmodee, and CMON, among many others.

You're not a mind flayer, I mean mind-reader. So what better way than to actually speak to your D&D players and ask them these some questions.

The West Marches is a style of D&D game where there isn't a set group who goes on adventures, instead players will organise with the DM and set out from a central town to find adventure in the surrounding area. According to Ars Ludi: There was no regular plot: The players decided where to go and what to do. It was...