Polygon.com / 31.07.25

D&D returns to its one of its earliest settings by kicking off an organized play campaign at Gen Con

Dungeons & Dragons is kicking off a new organized play campaign at Gen Con this weekend that goes back to the earliest days of the 50-year-old tabletop role-playing game. Legends of Greyhawk promises players less rules, more fun as they adventure through the world designed by D&D co-creator Gary Gygax, which was revived for the 2024 Dungeon Masters Guide. Numerous adventures set in different parts of Greyhawk are running during North Americas largest gaming convention, which was founded by Gygax in 1967. Players all start at level 1 and will reach level 3 after playing at least three adventures. Players only need to use the free D&D Beyond Basic Rules to get started, though D&D Beyond account holders will receive special perks like tradeable magic item cards. Legends of Greyhawk will run at several other conventions this year before being made widely available for organized play in 2026. Decisions players make in these early adventures will shape the future of the campaign, which is en...
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