Mollie Russell is a Staff Writer at Wargamer. She covers a range of topics including gaming, movies, and the intersection of technology and design, with a particular focus on themes like AI and Halloween. Mollie's work has been featured in Wargamer, where she explores the dynamic landscape of arts and entertainment.
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Mollie’s articles primarily consist of reviews, promotional deals, and how-to guides related to gaming and house & home. She seems focused on producing content that offers practical value or insight into products within these categories.
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By: Mollie Russell
Trick your tipsy, non-tabletop-gaming relatives into playing board games this Christmas with a great game that's barely a board game.
By: Mollie Russell
RuneQuest, Chaosium’s fantasy Dungeons and Dragons rival, is getting a videogame adaptation from grand strategy publisher Slitherine.
By: Mollie Russell
One DnD group has been playing the tabletop RPG for almost half a century, and they’ve just adapted their campaign into a series of novels.
By: Mollie Russell
This Dungeons and Dragons fan must really hate All I Want For Christmas is You, as their homebrew turns Mariah Carey into a monster.
By: Mollie Russell
The changes Dungeons and Dragons has proposed in its new Artificer playtest are subtle, but they’re also a very mixed bag.
By: Mollie Russell
The latest Dungeons and Dragons brand deal features some chunky footwear, plus the most outrageous (yet appealing) D&D handbags ever seen.
By: Mollie Russell
Treantmonk, known for theory-crafting superpowered Dungeons and Dragons builds, explains just how broken the new Artificer rules could be.
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