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The first trailer for the D&D movie is here - and there’s a lot to unpack! We roll for perception on the big reveal as we take a look at Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ star-studded cast, costumes, creatures, Easter eggs and- wait, is that an owlbear?
The team also chat everything we’ve been playing this week, from more Lost Ruins of Arnak to Spirit Island, the next big Magic: The Gathering set and the new Stranger Things game from the creator of Pandemic Legacy, and talk about what’s been going on in the world of tabletop.

This week on the Dicebreaker Podcast, Maddie, Wheels and Meehan sit down for a chat about the games they've been playing this week, including Forbidden Island, Azul, Cozy Town, D&D and some exciting miniature painting.
As well as that, we're getting into discussions on the new Pokémon reality show that is currently casting! Are you a Pokémon TCG player who is going to say yes to this opportunity? Let us know!
This episode is sponsored by D&D in a Castle. Visit dndinacastle.com for more.

Meehan and Chase have taken over the Dicebreaker Podcast! This episode sees the duo using an AI program to write board game fanfiction by taking suggestions from the live chat audience. Other highlights include discussion about Magic: The Gathering - Battle for Baldur's Gate drafting, more Frostgrave talk, a chat about the two-player board game Lost Cities and a D&D-related controversy.

The team delve into the depths of BoardGameGeek as we try to guess popular board games from their most scathing reviews. Is Catan worthy of a 1? Is Risk THAT bad? Surely something’s gotta be worse than Monopoly?!
We also chat about everything we’ve been playing lately, check in with the news of a film based on texting RPG Alice is Missing, awe at the super-sized Pokémon deck and probably go off on several tangents.
This episode is sponsored by D&D in a Castle. Visit dndinacastle.com for more.

The Dicebreaker team gathers to chat about what we’ve been playing and the latest highlights from the world of tabletop.
We consider whether the Elden Ring bosses are even harder in D&D 5E thanks to a new fan homebrew, the release of an official Critical Role music album and if catgirl mahjong is the best way to learn the classic board game.
Plus, everything else we’ve enjoyed recently and our top picks for video game bosses we’d like to see in an RPG!
This episode is sponsored by D&D in a Castle. Visit dndinacastle.com for more.

Meehan, Liv and Chase get together to talk about their time with the latest game from Root and Oath creator Cole Wehrle, Arcs, plus much more! Meehan crawls back into the dungeons of Gloomhaven Digital, Liv revisits a classic card game in 3 Card Knock and Chase has been venturing through the Nordic fantasy of Symbaroum.
We also look ahead to Magic: The Gathering’s 30th anniversary plans, consider the launch of a new Kickstarter rival in Backerkit’s crowdfunding platform and delight in the Muppets-meets-Lord of the Rings whimsy of upcoming RPG Land of Eem.
That’s all before we come up with our dream summer camps based on board games, which you can bet would be more fun than the very real Monopoly Summer Camp.