Dungeons & Dragons may have started as a tabletop game, but it didn’t stay confined to a character sheet and a bag of dice for long. Over the decades, D&D has exploded into a whole universe of stories told through novels, movies, and video games, each offering a different way to experience its legendary worlds. From the sweeping battlefields of Dragonlance  to the chaotic streets of Baldur’s Gate 3 , D&D’s expansion into other media shows how tabletop storytelling can inspire

Traditionally, D&D and other TTRPGs have been played in person. It’s right there in the name, after all: table-top role-playing game. You...