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 […]
Roll Britannia Returns to UK Games Expo 2026
Happy Star Wars Day: How to celebrate May the 4th
It’s our favourite nerdy day of the year where fans around the globe will be donning their Jedi robes, engaging in lightsaber battles, and binge-watching the iconic movies. Whether you’re a Star […]
The May list
May, arguably the nerdiest month of the calendar, is upon us. And with plenty to do, see, and celebrate, it’s easy to see why. Check out our May list to see what […]
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 […]
Buffy Reboot Cancelled
In very disappointing and sad news, Sarah Michelle Gellar announced that the Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot will not go ahead. The original Buffy the Vampire Slayer series ran for 7 seasons […]
The March List
Spring has officially begun and with that lots of new things for us nerds to watch, do, play, etc. So we’ve curated a list of what should be on your list this […]
Discovering Your Unknown Self Through Roleplay
Roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons are often dismissed as escapism, but long-term players know something deeper is happening. People don’t just create characters — they reveal themselves through them. Patterns emerge […]
Happy St Brigid’s Day
Happy St Brigid’s Day, folks. And if you’ve never heard of this Irish festival, let me tell you a little about it—because why shouldn’t I share some of my culture with you? […]
A Festival For DND Lovers
Look, I’m old enough to remember the glory days of Download and Reading—the great UK music festivals. From 2002 to around 2013, I was there: sleeping in a tent, enduring ungodly levels […]
“I Think I’m Still Human”: A Sci-Fi Warning About AI
First published in 1967, I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream by Harlan Ellison emerged during the Cold War, when fears about computers, automation, and dehumanisation were beginning to take shape. […]
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