Candela Obscura Review (A Critical Role / Darrington Press RPG System)
Candela Obscura has quickly become an RPG favorite among fans of Tabletop Roleplaying Games. For those who favor Cthulhu style beasts, horror/mystery storylines, turn of
Candela Obscura has quickly become an RPG favorite among fans of Tabletop Roleplaying Games. For those who favor Cthulhu style beasts, horror/mystery storylines, turn of
Double Bubble Toil and Tabletop! This year we rounded up some excellent games for you to play with your fellow happy haunts this spooky season.
In the series Creating Characters, Variant Izzie explores and analyzes characters from various media, offering input on how we as players and creators can learn
Welcome Variants, to a new series I like to call “Enhance Ability Histories.” In this series, we will analyze a historical battle and see how
As the season’s change and the darker hours take hold on the start and end of our day it can be hard to get motivated
I am sure it will come as no surprise to my fellow Variants that I really enjoy the combat in Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition.
There is something magical about meeting a fellow TTRPG fan out in the wild! Getting to share stories from your adventures, finding common interests, and
Welcome to the new year, Variants! Variant Ventures had some amazing things go on in 2021, as Variant Kait covered in her year in review
At the heart of Variant Ventures is the desire to “break down the gates that bar entry to the TTRPG hobby.” From this goal, Port
Variant Berry writes about Session 0 and implores its liberal use at the start of a new Adventuring Table or Campaign.
Variant Berry discusses the TTRPG Safety Toolkit, designed to ensure that player and GM alike enjoy their adventures.
Variant J writes about a traumatic table experience, and the best ways to prevent or manage such an occurrence.
Berry Reviews Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything The Content I’ve Been Waiting For (Mostly) If you don’t know my story of coming to TTRPGs, let me
Previous Next Mandala Stones Mandala Stones is a tile placement game for 2 to 4 players aged and up, and plays in about 30 minutes.
If you follow me on social media, you know that I am a sucker for good Crowdfunding. Years ago, a friend of mine told me
Variant Berry reviews Enchanted Plumes, a colorful card game from Calliope Games!