Look, you all know I’m a huge nerd who loves a good TTRPG, and you all know I love me some Star Wars. Somehow though, I completely missed the fact that there […]
The Perfect Time to Start Playing Star Wars: Unlimited
Roll Britannia Invades the D&D Fan Expo
If you’ve been following us for a while, you’ll know this is far from our first time discussing the D&D Fan Expo. Last time we were talking about the chaos goblins over […]
Half-Orcs a Fantasy Race Born in Violence
What does it mean to be born between two worlds… and accepted by neither? This week on The Congruent Chronicler we dive into the psychology of the Half-Orc in Dungeons & Dragons […]
Why I Think TTRPG’s Can Be Good for Mental Health
To kick off Mental Health Awareness Week, I wanted to talk about something I genuinely believe in: how tabletop role-playing games can positively affect people’s mental health. And for this article, I’m […]
I Was Clean… Then Oxventure Dropped These
I must confess… I have an addiction.Yes—I, David Cromie, do solemnly swear to all new gods and the old… that I am a dice goblin. For the uninitiated (you poor, dice-less souls):A […]
Roll Britannia Returns to UK Games Expo 2026
Dungeons & Dragons might have been born in America—but spiritually? It belongs in Britain. After all, this is the land that gave us J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis—the architects […]
The Dice Goblin’s Emergency Kit
Look, as you all know, I’m a self-professed dice goblin. I’ve got dozens of sets of dice.But I’ve also got ADHD… which means there’s always a non-zero chance I’ll forget to bring […]
London’s Wildest D&D Show Is Hitting The Big Stage
Who doesn’t love some live D&D? Ok, maybe you used to, but in that blackened little soul of yours you have begun to worry the format has turned stale. Well my studious […]
The Drow Pantheon – Part 1
The drow pantheon—the Dark Seldarine—reveals a brutal truth: people don’t worship these gods simply because they are evil, but because each offers something psychologically compelling in a world shaped by fear and […]
Halflings: Home is Where the Hearth is
Halflings, or the Hin, are often seen as simple folk — lovers of good food, warm homes, and quiet lives. But beneath that simplicity lies something far more meaningful. In a world […]
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