Dungeons & Dragons
Wizards of the Coast unveils Dungeons & Dragons 2026 seasonal roadmap at GAMA Expo
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Wizards of the Coast announced its 2026 Dungeons & Dragons publishing plans at the GAMA Expo in Louisville, Kentucky, on March 3, introducing a live-service-inspired 'seasonal' structure with themed releases starting in April. The roadmap features three seasons—Horror, Magic, and Champions—grouping core sourcebooks, adventures, accessories, digital tools, and events around unifying narratives, following a lighter 2025 schedule after the 2024 5.5e core rulebook updates.
The animated series The Mighty Nein, based on Critical Role's Dungeons & Dragons campaign, is moving forward with season 2 after the first season's conclusion in December 2025. Production remains active, with voice recordings completed by late 2025, though no official release date has been set. Fans anticipate further announcements at events like San Diego Comic-Con in July 2026.
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A prisoner passionate about Dungeons & Dragons faced restrictions on playing the game behind bars. He creatively fashioned dice from toothpaste to overcome these challenges. This allowed him and his fellow inmates to enjoy dozens of hours of the role-playing game.
Craig Mazin, the showrunner behind HBO's The Last of Us, is developing a television series based on Larian Studios' Baldur's Gate 3 for the network. The project will continue the story from the 2023 game, exploring its aftermath in the Dungeons & Dragons universe. Unlike a direct adaptation, the series is planned as an ongoing narrative with new and returning characters.
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HBO is developing a TV series based on the Baldur's Gate video game franchise, specifically continuing the story from Baldur's Gate 3. The project is being led by Craig Mazin, the showrunner of HBO's The Last of Us. It will feature both returning and new characters dealing with the aftermath of the game's events.