Mantic Releases Kings of War: Champions Preview

The image features the logo for "Kings of War: Champions," prominently displayed in a bold, stylized font. The word "Champions" is highlighted in a bright yellow color, contrasting against a dark, rocky background that adds a sense of depth and texture. The logo includes the trademark symbol for "Kings of War," indicating its connection to the established game series.
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Mantic adds another crown to their collection with Kings of War: Champions, a new character-focused tabletop miniatures wargame. Marching to tables this April. #KingsOfWar #ManticGames #Tabletop #FantasyGaming #Wargaming

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WotC to Return To Greyhawk with Luke Gygax!

Luke Gygax and Dan Ayoub (Wizard of the Coasts VP of Franchise at Dungeons Dungeons) announced during a panel at GaryCon XVIII this week that Luke is working on a book called Melf’s Guide to Greyhawk, signaling a return to one of the games earliest campaign settings from the 70’s.

A dramatic illustration features five dragons emerging from a volcanic landscape, each representing a different elemental color: red, blue, green, black, and white. The dragons are depicted with fierce expressions, and they are breathing streams of colored energy—red, blue, green, and yellow—into a central glowing D20 die, which is emblazoned with the letters "DM." The background is filled with fiery and smoky textures, enhancing the intense atmosphere of the scene.
Wizards of the Coast Announce 'Dungeon Masters' Actual Play Series

Actual play shows, such as Critical Role and Dimension 20 have been massively popular over the last ten years. Episodes can attract millions of viewers and Critical Role have sold out arenas across the globe, including Wembley Arena shows that sold out in under an hour. Dungeons & Dragons has often been the game of choice for shows and now D&D publisher Wizards of the Coast is getting in to the act with a new actual play series called ‘Dungeon Masters’ launching on YouTube on 22nd April.

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