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more about #dungeonsdragons db4dbms: If Neverwinter Nights II came out in 2006, how can Atari produce the game through the 2007 contract? more » Mazrem: Man, I'd really like to know where all the hate for 4th Ed is coming from. Am I and everyone I know the only ones who like it? I play with 2 different... more » wirebrain: Hey guys, can we NOT beat the dead horse of "D&D 4e ate my baby and set fire to my 2e/3e/red books" here and instead talk about the matter at hand? M... more » c4pt_chunk: To all those wanting Bioware to license D&D again, I would rather see them license Pathfinder, the REAL D&D 4th edition. more » GnatB: Considering how absolutely Fubar D&D tactics was, (seriously, stat modification items didn't even have any affect... +wis/cha/int items giving more s... more » Baka Roboto Inu: Wait let me get this straight. Hasbro is bitter that Atari dealt with Namco Bandai. Even though it had NOTHING to do with the DnD license. Sounds like... more » Donkler: Uh oh, I feel an initiative roll coming on. more » oldbucsfan: This is what happens when the Dungeon Master and the player both roll 1's. more » Ursus-Veritas: Atari's response was a little hostile... Maybe their Charisma modifier wasn't good enough to roll a better response on the reaction table. more » SigmundTheSeaMonster: YOu idiot! You spilled beer on my Level 28 Evil Ranger!!! more » Tuxy79.: WOW! No pun intended. more » GuardianOfChaos: I still prefer to play with no board and no miniatures. The way I've always played relies almost entirely on the visualization skills of the players.... more » DirtyColossus: So do players have to like, program the entire game? I thought dungeons and dragons was a totally player made game, so i dont know how you would put i... more » d20Dark1: Wow- NERDALERT! The very first thing my wife and I talked about after we saw Surface (however many years ago) was "Damn, that would be a great thing f... more » Noodle-Works: any board game or card game with this supplemented with effects, game rules and extra interactions would be extremely cool. they need to either use r... more » Kaddisfly: A game of Carcassonne on this BAMF would blow my mind to itty... bitty... bits. more » i.roboto: if programming for this surface is highly supported, I would definitely consider buying one myself as a coffee table to preload some of my own widgets... more » Luke Plunkett: Needs more 40k more » ThisDudeRufus: So it's bridging the gap between D&D proper and Baldur's Gate. That's not a step I'm sure needs to be taken. Isn't the point of D&D that it's the las... more » fearing: Good Lord. If I had unlimited disposable income, I'd totally get one of these. Surface would be the best coffee table EVER. more » -
#lawgames
Hasbro Sues Atari Over D&D License, Atari Responds
Hasbro has filed a complaint in the District Court of Rhode Island, seeking to terminate their licensing agreement with Dungeons and Dragons Online publisher Atari due to alleged fraud and five separate breaches of the licensing agreement for Dungeons & Dragons.
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#surface
Dungeons & Dragons For Microsoft Surface Has Come A Long Way
The guys who are bringing Dungeons & Dragons (unofficially) to Microsoft's tabletop Surface system have been plugging away at their creation, giving us an extended, in-depth look at how one DMs the world's most expensive, most technically impressive campaigns. More » -
#clips
Dungeons & Dragons On Microsoft Surface Is For Wealthy DMs Only
Microsoft's multi-touch Surface table may not seem like an efficient use of one's cash, but if this Dungeons & Dragons demo from the Entertainment Technology Center at Carnegie Mellon University moves beyond "proof of concept" we'll start considering a purchase. More » -
#pax
Free-To-Play DDO Unlimited Already Thriving
Days away from opening up to the general public, Turbine is already overwhelmed by the positive performance of the newly free-to-play Dungeons & Dragons Online Unlimited. More » -
#legal
Atari Responds to Turbine Suit
Atari responded to today with a sharp denunciation of the breach-of-contract lawsuit filed last week by Turbine, calling it a frivolous action that does "a great disservice" to MMO gamers. More » -
#restinpeace
D&D Co-Creator Dead At 61
Co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons and one of the founding fathers of the role-playing genre, Dave Arneson has passed away at the age of 61.
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#atari
Atari Reviving Baldur's Gate, D&D, Test Drive Unlimited
Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, Dungeons & Dragons and Test Drive Unlimited haven't been forgotten by Atari. The publisher plans to bring each of those series back to its line-up — but not until after 2009. More » -
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#dungeonsdragons
D&D 4th Edition Called Forth From Fiery Pit
The game that launched a thousand role-playing games toady celebrates its latest incarnation as Wizards of the Coast announces the release of the Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Rulebooks. The new set of rules not only herald a more streamlined D&D experience, but also the first true joining of pen & paper D&D to the online world with the introduction of the D&D Insider service, which gives players and Dungeon Masters alike access to online tools for character creation, dungeon building, and even a digital game table to play on. In honor of the release of the three books - The Player's Handbook, Monster Manual, and Dungeon Master's Guide - the D&D Insider service will be available for a free promotional period, after which a subscription will kick in. The books are currently available for $34.95 a piece, or in a bundle for $104.95. More »
