Stefan Mieszek is the Head of Communities at The Mirror Online. He writes about tech, games, and D&D, while also expressing a keen interest in science, video games, literature, and music. Stefan's work has been featured in The Mirror, Daily Star (UK), Plymouth Herald, Yahoo News UK, and MSN.
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Stefan Mieszek's coverage predominantly focuses on reviews within the tech and gaming industries, with a particular emphasis on niche products such as MTG (Magic: The Gathering), Dungeons & Dragons, and specific tech gadgets. He also covers private sector announcements related to these themes.
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Here's a look into Riftbound's core mechanics
By: Stefan Mieszek
2025 was a year that aimed to make the game easier to join, quicker to run and broader in appeal — while still giving long‑time fans plenty of new toys to explore.
A Plymouth charity shop is being transformed into a pop-up bridal boutique
Stefan Mieszek Oxfam's Mutley Plain store will showcase a range of brand new designer bridal wear from 1st to 11th April, with prices starting at just £19.99.
By: Stefan Mieszek
The set has been years in the making — and the head designer called it a lifelong dream
By: Stefan Mieszek
The crossover has been years in the making and the man behind it says it is a dream come true
By: Stefan Mieszek
Dungeons & Dragons is going adult-only for the first time in its history, and the new book is coming shrink-wrapped with a warning label slapped on the front.
By: Stefan Mieszek
Wizards of the Coast used its Gen Con keynote to unveil a two-year roadmap taking in a shrink-wrapped adults-only setting, a full World of Warcraft crossover and the return of some of the game's founding names
By: Stefan Mieszek, Joe Manganiello
Dungeons & Dragons is going adult-only for the first time in its history, and the new book is coming shrink-wrapped with a warning label slapped on the front.
By: Stefan Mieszek
Wizards of the Coast used its Gen Con keynote to unveil a two-year roadmap taking in a shrink-wrapped adults-only setting, a full World of Warcraft crossover and the return of some of the game's founding names
