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For a 12-year-old game that's facing some questions about its continued existence in the wake of some upcoming competition, The Lord of the Rings Online sure has a lot in its development pipeline.

Over the weekend, role-playing fans gathered at Gen Con and were rewarded with a special announcement from Standing Stone Games regarding Dungeons and Dragons Online.

Dungeons & Dragons Online players now have a new Tier 4 raid to tackle, thanks to what may the be most concise update to ever hit the game's servers.

Dungeons & Dragons Online's Masterminds of Sharn expansion is finally live on PC.

Standing Stone Games and Daybreak Game Company have dished on some of the details regarding the upcoming Masterminds of Sharn expansion for Dungeons & Dragons Online.

On Wednesday, March 6, both Dungeons & Dragons Online and Lord of the Rings Online servers were brought down for some planned data center work.

Dungeons & Dragons Online Producer Severlin dropped a Producer's Letter today -- and then the DDO website dropped off the face of the Earth due to some work being done on the game's data centers.

When Dungeons & Dragons Online and The Lord of the Rings Online announced their pricy, limited-time packages a few weeks ago, you would have been forgiven for forgetting (say that five times fast) that both games are developed...

If you were as iffy as we were over the Dungeons & Dragons Online "Season Pass" that was revealed and put on sale for $299 earlier this week, prepare to be ...

Season passes aren't just for PvP games any more.

There are plenty of daggers in Dungeons & Dragons Online, but cloaks have thus far just been items you equip that give you stats with no visual effects.

Remember Eberron?...

Dungeon And Dragons Online's 37th update is up and running, meaning you can hop in and check out all the new content and changes it brings.

Ready for Ravenloft?...

Dungeons & Dragons Online players anxiously awaiting the upcoming Mists of Ravenloft update now have a little something to tide them over -- if they want to risk spoilers, of course.

Star Wars: The Old Republic was going to be the game.

If there's one notion I wish I could forcibly implant into the minds of every person on the planet, it's this: "Not everything can be seen in terms of black and white." I'd mostly like to inject that into political discourse, ...

Dungeons and Dragons Online players are reporting a massive bug that results in their entire inventory being wiped out.

Afraid you missed out on those sweet mounts for The Lord of the Rings Online or Dungeons & Dragons Online subscribers?...

Welcome to episode #4 of Hi-Lo: The MMOBomb Game Show!...

I copped out last year.

The Dungeons & Dragons Online team is going to be pretty busy for the rest of the year if the latest Producer's Letter is anything to go by.

Dungeons & Dragons Online gets a meaty content boost today, with Update 32: Against the Slave Lords, which is now live.

In his Producer's Letter from the end of May, Dungeons & Dragons Online Executive Producer Robert "Severlin" Ciccolini briefed fans on a few details that his development team would like to bring to the 10-year-old MMO.

Lord of the Rings Online and Dungeons & Dragons Online developer Turbine has been hit with a round of layoffs, MassivelyOP has confirmed.

A month after a datacenter move, Turbine is still having issues with Dungeons and Dragons Online.

Dungeons & Dragons online is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the Lamannia update.

In the most recent DDO Producer’s Letter, Executive Producer Severlin took a look back at 2015 and teased some interesting things for 2016.

From wizards to ninjas, starships to battleships, there's a free-to-play game for just about everyone out there.

Turbine keeps cranking out Dungeons & Dragons Online updates, with the latest, Trials of the Archons, sending players off to Shavarath, the Plane of Eternal Battle.