These are the most-used Dungeons & Dragons spells across classes. How does your own wizardry stack up?

With G&G, we still don't know who (or what) is pulling the strings, but the cult of the game is widespread, spanning generations, and, if Jughead is right, encompassing far more about their lives than anyone has ever realized. And it is dangerous. Multiple people have died because of the game. But without acknowledging the real-life counterpart to this story, it all feels a bit too silly.

Over the weekend, three artists known for their work on Magic: The Gathering were detained at Seattle's SeaTac airport on their way to a Dungeons and Dragons brainstorming session/ "concept push" at Wizards of the Coast.

It’s a general rule of the internet that whatever toxicity exists in person is magnified online. I was surprised, then, when every woman I spoke to that plays D&D for internet audiences said that the opposite was true in their communities.

Starting tomorrow, an all-star cast of comedians, actors, and well-known online players are coming together for The Stream of Many Eyes, a three-day D&D extravaganza.

More than 40 years into its existence, 2017 was Dungeons & Dragons’ biggest year ever, and not by a small margin. 12-15 million people played D&D in North America in 2017. The company behind the game, Wizards of the Coast, saw a growth in sales that was about 40% over their numbers the year before. And while it’s still early, all signs point to 2018 being even bigger.

Janelle Shane has done it again, this time training a neural network to produce some amazing Dungeons & Dragons monster names.

Tell us: Of all the characters you've ever played, who's your fave?!

Research scientist Janelle Shane has trained a neural network to generate Dungeons & Dragons spells, with wonderful results like Curse Clam, Dance of Sack, Poxsare, and Cursing wink.

I mean, they're all good doggos, but I'm really feeling happy watching these doggos play through some lovely Dungeons & Dragons scenarios.

Joe Manganiello wrote a Dungeons and Dragons movie. Go ahead and let that sink in for a bit.

This campaign could very well go on until Trump is out of office, or until the GOP stops flouting both the will of their constituents and basic logic. Since neither is likely to happen anytime soon, we may as well laugh while we watch the world burn.

Cleverbot apparently passed a Turing Test then didn't pass a Turing Test a few years ago, but none of that matters now because Jane Ritt ran a small D&D adventure with it and now we know what Cleverbot's true purpose in life is.

Three idiots, nee adventurers, walk into a tavern and accept a quest that promises untold amounts of fortune, glory, and definitely not any betrayal or untimely death. It goes real bad. Thus begins The Adventure Zone, a comedy D&D podcast that thoroughly won the heart of this total tabletop newbie.

This video's everything you'd expected it'd be: a big mama tiger being a mama tiger to some lil tiger cubs.

Every Thursday at 7 pm PST, a group of, in their own words, "nerdy-ass" voice-actors get together to play their Dungeons & Dragons campaign live as part of Geek & Sundry's hit series, Critical Role.

For an inspired twist on a classic Halloween decoration that will impress friends and terrify trick-or-treaters, make your Jack-O-Lantern breathe green fire with this step-by-step guide!