Charlie Hall is Polygon’s tabletop editor. In 12-plus years as a journalist & photographer, he has covered simulation, strategy, and spacefaring games, as well as public policy. The original ...

and other card-related ephemera. Of course, the almost whimsical cruelty personified by the Deck of Many Things doesn’t really jive with Dungeons & Dragons’ current aesthetic. The game still ...

In that version of Dungeons & Dragons, two Decks of Many Things ... each one themed around a different card from the Deck of Many Things. Broadly, the 22 chapters are sorted into five distinct ...

The Deck of Many Things is a famous Dungeons & Dragons magic item whose effects ... This set also includes lavishly illustrated cards for the Deck of Many Things, including additional cards ...

"The Deck of Many Things is a famous Dungeons & Dragons magic item whose effects ... This set also includes lavishly illustrated cards for the Deck of Many Things, including additional cards ...

It's said that the first deck was created by the god Istus, the goddess of Fate, who drew the constellations down from the sky and made them into cards. The Book of Many Things that comes with the ...

Charlie Hall is Polygon’s tabletop editor. In 12-plus years as a journalist & photographer, he has covered simulation, strategy, and spacefaring games, as well as public policy. It’s a shame ...

Dungeons & Dragons developer Wizards of the Coast ... the original Deck of Many Things contained 22 cards with random effects. Players could draw one card to create a chaotic effect, including ...

The story of the Deck of Many Things is the story of Istus, Asteria and the power of fate. Many fantasy stories feature powerful artifacts. The Lord of the Rings centers on the quest to destroy ...

The deck itself consists of fully illustrated cards absent any sort of description, merely meant to represent the cards as they might appear within the D&D universe. The 22 cards from the original ...

Dungeons & Dragons‘ upcoming release, The Book of Many Things, includes the TTRPG’s first canonically autistic character. Makenzie De Armas, a designer on The Book of Many Things, revealed ...