2018 marked the fourth year that The Young Folks’ music editor Ryan Gibbs and photographer-at-large Megan Phelps attended the Rhode Island Comic Con in Providence, Rhode Island. This year the convention was held from Nov. 2 to 4.
This year, we have decided to change up our coverage of
I often impose some large gift project on myself for Christmas. This year, in addition to lighting up a Borg Cube I wanted to make a couple of dragon skin books full of blank pages for my kids, because, nothing screams Christmas like poached dragon skin wrapped on a book. I was inspired by som
A new game to challenge players to gain the largest area of the game board as possible in order to win is Tranglar from designer Apostolis Georgiou.
Tranglar, from V Games, is a two-player offering with each player having access to a pool of multi shaped, colored pieces that p
Out tomorrow on PC and consoles.
DICE has detailed its latest numbered update for Battlefield 2042, which is set to introduce a new Weekly Missions system along with a selection of gameplay tweaks and fixes when it comes to PlayStation, Xbox, and PC tomorrow, 2nd D
Sharpen your axe and get ready to throw dice
Ubisoft has released an official Orlog dice game that can be backed through Kickstarter.
The game of Orlog is featured in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, where the player meets numerous people ready for an exciting game of dice. Now that ga
The original gnomes from D&D's roots have changed significantly over the years — here are the facts you never knew about them.
Dungeons and Dragons has influenced countless franchises in a variety of mediums since its release in 1974. Its character class and racial selections have es
Wizards of the Coast debuted Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) in 1974. Since that time, it has been the subject of many a moral panic. When I was growing up in a religious household in the 1980s, my mother thought it would corrupt me because of the magical elements — especially the warlock
Aaron Gordon spent the last five years designing and fine-tuning his very own dice game. Unbeknownst to his friends and family, they were part of that experiment.
“Every once in a while, or at family gatherings or whatever, I would just kind of nonchalantly set this on the table with t
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On Jan. 22 of this year, Michigan launched both online sports betting and online casinos. It was, as these things go, one of the more orderly launches in American gaming history. There was plenty of lead-up to the event, and as such, the vast majority of sportsbooks were able to go live with b