Whether you’re speed-running dungeons, getting into intense PvP battles ... do the right thing and build her as a Devotee. After the Arbiter, Gunslinger is the best long-range assault class in the ...

Thanks to a new leak, Helldivers 2 fans can get an early look at the stats breakdown for new Borderline Justice Warbond ...

The Fighter is one of the oldest classes in RPG history, and they first appeared in the early Dungeons & Dragons books in the 1970s. They're also present in other games, even if referred to by ...

“Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern” has revealed its slate of guest stars for its final performances before the show hits the road and embarks on a national tour. As previously ...

And that’s where armors come in. Armor in Avowed isn’t just about protection — it’s a statement. It tells your enemies who you are before you even lift a finger. Are you the unbreakable ...

New Unearthed Arcana updates classic campaign setting content. Dragonmark Feats in Eberron will now be classed as Feats with upgradeable options. Artificer receives updates, including a new ...

The US Army’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicle is the second-generation successor to the iconic Humvee, used by the American military and about a dozen other nations since the last Iraq war to ...

Sigil’s included building blocks are themed after familiar zones like woodland villages, abandoned cobblestone structures and graveyards, and subterranean dungeons and mines. There’s enough ...

If you buy something from a Polygon link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. With 5th edition’s art, Lanzillo said, Wizards’ team has been trying to emphasize immersion ...

After news about MSNBC canceling Joy Reid's evening news show was leaked to the press, the outlet's new president, Rebecca Kutler, called a meeting with Reid's staff on February 23, 2025.

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NORMAN — Javonnie Gibson couldn't recall ever hearing the whirr of a ball thrown with a tight, spiraling zip before. That changed when he arrived at Oklahoma in January and had his first ...