Almost as soon as we got word of the contents of patch 11.2, rumors began spreading among the playerbase due to a very ...

Gears, goggles, and robotics with a fantasy twist will ring a little of that artificer aesthetic to your game table. Artificers are a popular class in D&D with an unmistakable style. With a little ...

At this time, it's unknown whether the Khoravar will share any similarities with the DnD stats of the 2014 Half-Elf. This same page reveals the other DnD races we can expect to see in Forge of the ...

At least that’s what we can clean from the description of the preorder for Eberron: Forge of the Artificer. The book went up today on D&D Beyond, and promises a host of new player options, including ...

This week, however, D&D Beyond has dropped a playtest for a host of subclasses, including a new Artificer subclass called the 'Reanimator.' And it is, quite frankly, an astonishingly fun spin on a ...

Artificer's Stones are a vital resource in Diablo 4, required to access the Pit of the Artificer — a timed, high-difficulty dungeon that provides Masterworking materials and other elite endgame ...

Shares of Estée Lauder and elf Beauty plunged Thursday in a broad selloff sparked by the Trump administration’s tariff blitz. Many beauty companies rely on imports of ingredients and fragrances ...

Artificer is one of the most popular D&D 5e classes, and many fans were surprised to see it left out of the reworked classes in the 2024 Player’s Handbook. However, the omission was intentional.

After the Monster Manual goes on sale widely beginning Feb. 18, the second new book of 2025 is an anthology titled Dragon Delves, and it arrives on July 8. D&D’s 5th edition anthologies, which ...

Among those new player options is the revised Artificer class. This aligns with Wizards of the Coast recently releasing Artificer playtest material for Dungeons & Dragons 2024 after the class was ...

It’s a season for fun. The magic of these elves shouldn’t strain our imaginations too much. The tooth fairy deposits money under a pillow and no one ever sees her — or him or them.

Sitting across from him is a smiling Jeremy Crawford, D&D’s lead rules designer, who says he is “so glad that the first Unearthed Arcana after the new Player’s Handbook and the new Dungeon ...