Sigil is described as an “immersive 3D virtual tabletop” that lets players build custom maps, miniatures ... Graveyard, Owlbear Forest, and Rustic Village. This is a full release of the ...

As we wait for the newest The Lord of the Rings tabletop game to drop ... enemies and wandering around the terrifying Fangorn Forest, not to mention the misty Grey Mountains and the mysterious ...

We're exploring the 'Bowels of the Forest,' and finding the 'Amethyst Dragon's Hoard of Everything' in this week's 5E ...

For now, it’s enough to know that you play as an egg-blob-thing living in a spectral forest inhabited by exquisitely ... as you build out its 2D platforming map in non-linear fashion by ...

Each player will be assigned one of six potential jobs, such as the Dispatcher, which can move other players around the map, or the Medic ... to score by collecting forest or mountain terrain ...

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Between Winston-Salem and Greensboro lies a secret paradise that might just make you believe you’ve stumbled through a portal to another world – the Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden in Kernersville, ...

The Living Forest can be found where Sleepwalker’s Peril, a camp site, used to be. It’s located southwest of Flooded Frogs ...

You can find The Living Forest between Whiffy Wharf and Flooded Frogs. You can land right from the bus to get to it directly, or start from either Whiffy Wharf or Brutal Boxcars to get there on foot.

If you haven't kept up with Sigil over the past year or so, it was supposed to be a fully three-dimensional map maker and virtual tabletop combined with bespoke miniatures along with all your ...

The Duskbloods is the culmination of so many ideas, both from FromSoftware’s past as well as a few surprises from outside sources.

Since the release of D&D Beyond's official virtual tabletop software, Sigil, I've had the itch. The itch to design. Map making, city building, snapping together little pieces as I worldbuild for ...