The tabletop publishing company announced that it would start playtests for its “Second Edition” ruleset of Pathfinder, which should streamline some of the game’s many mechanics. Pathfinder received ...

Humble often spoils tabletop fans with huge collections for popular pen-and-paper RPGs, but right now the online retailer has two massive tabletop book bundle deals worth checking out—one for ...

Spoil your Game Master with these bundles featuring tabletop adventures, rulebooks, and even random tables to make their life ...

There are basically two big names in the sword and sorcery tabletop RPG genre: Dungeons and Dragons, and Pathfinder. While D&D is the original, and the first, its systems and style have given rise to ...

Pathfinder rulebooks, plus many of the TTRPG's Adventure Paths, see their PDFs cost $10 more thanks to Paizo's increased operating costs.

Even though 2020 saw a lot of tabletop RPG groups move online, the team over at WizKids has been busy. In addition to their annual block of D&D minis, an update to its modular terrain system, and ...

The long-running Pathfinder tabletop role-playing game series has been a mainstay alongside Dungeons and Dragons, and it's been steadily making bigger strides into other mediums. Recently, the ...

If you think we’ve given Hasbro enough money for one lifetime, and you’re looking for a TTRPG purchase you can feel good about, Humble Bundle is currently offering several tiered options for anyone ...

Wrath of the Righteous brings the popular tabletop Pathfinder campaign to PC. If you dig classic-style RPGs, Wrath of the Righteous should find a way onto your game wish list. Classes and d20-based ...

First up is Pathfinder Treasure Vault, which will be available starting Feb. 22. With more than 600 new items and 50 new weapons, it’s an equipment book through and through — but with a twist. For ...

The first edition of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game was released in August 2009, and grew out of Dungeons and Dragons version 3.5. More rules-dense and content-rich than D&D's current, more ...

Tabletop games and CRPGs have a lot in common, both providing immersive role-playing experiences to get lost in for hundreds of hours.