Whether you’re a seasoned GM with shelves of dog-eared rulebooks or someone who just Googled “how to start playing D&D”—welcome.
RPGInquisitor is more than just another RPG blog. It’s a place for deep dives, bold opinions, honest reviews, and creative insights about the systems, supplements, and stories we love.
We believe tabletop RPGs are more than dice rolls—they’re a craft, a philosophy, and a way to build strange, beautiful worlds together.
🎲 What We’re About
We’re here to answer the big questions:
- Is this system worth your table time?
- How do you design a one-shot that actually feels satisfying?
- Which indie games are pushing the hobby forward?
- Can a set of dice really change how a game feels?
Every week, we’ll bring you:
- Long-form reviews of systems, tools, modules, and accessories
- Guides and analysis for Game Masters and players
- Spotlights on creators, indie games, and design philosophy
- Printables, resources, and freebies to support your next session
We write for the curious, the analytical, and the creatively restless—people who don’t just want to play, but want to understand what makes a game sing.
🧪 What Makes Us Different
There are plenty of sites offering star ratings and press-release reviews. We’re doing something else.
At RPGInquisitor, we test what we review, ask the hard questions, and don’t shy away from complexity. We also know the joy of crunching numbers and building stories from them. We’re not here to sell you hype—we’re here to earn your trust.
That means:
- No AI content mills
- No rushed reviews
- No sponsored shilling disguised as opinion
When we love something, we’ll tell you why. When we think a supplement falls short, we’ll explain how and what might improve it.
🧭 Join the Inquisition
We believe in an open table—and that includes our digital one. So if you’re a creator, a reviewer, or someone with a hot take on crit fails and campaign arcs, reach out.
Want to contribute? Collaborate? Be featured? Contact us here.
Thanks for joining us on this journey.
We’re just getting started—and the map isn’t finished yet.
Adventure, analysis, and a few cursed dice await.
— The RPGInquisitor Team
