If you're looking for a great indie or offbeat game to try out with your group, these bookish TTRPGs are a great place to start.
New to D&D? Rolling a new character? Familiarize yourself with these D&D name generators for all your role-playing needs!
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Which tabletop roleplaying game should you play next? Whether you're a seasoned gamer or a role-playing newbie, this quiz has something for you.
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