Francesco Cacciatore
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Francesco is an editor with a background in academic research, journalism, and content strategy, specializing in entertainment news and curation.
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Major manga publisher brings its library to Hollywood with new live-action studio
My dreams of a live-action Vinland Saga might become reality
One Piece and Dragon Ball anime studio plans massive global expansion
Toei will focus on new IPs and global expansion, but are we also getting a new Dragon Ball anime?
A major change to One Piece marks the end of anime's golden age
One Piece is the last great anime to abandon the old-school weekly production module
D&D's big look at the Forgotten Realms soars above its issues
A good broad look at Faerûn with some design issues
Exclusive: Magic's Avatar sets brings back 2 popular tribal mechanics
Shrines and Allies are coming back, and Polygon has some exclusive previews
D&D returns to Dragonlance with legendary authors and star actor
D&D welcomes back the creators of Dragonlance along with Joe Manganiello
Critical Role Campaign 4 is redefining a popular D&D character species
The tieflings of Aramán are unlike any you've ever seen
One-Punch Man season 3 controversy reaches the boiling point
A vitriolic wave of backlash forces anime's director to cancel his social media
Magic: The Gathering's most popular cube finally comes to Arena
Is this an attempt to make us forget Through the Omenpaths?
D&D might finally redeem my favorite 'bad' Forgotten Realms adventure
Two new books wil take us back to Netheril — but will it be good this time?
MTG publisher acknowledges Spider-Man backlash with controversial survey
Magic: The Gathering fans think Wizards is blaming poor reception of latest set on content creators
Critical Role Campaign 4 may have fixed my least favorite D&D monster
Finally an interesting take on celestials
Magic's new TMNT set gives a classic deck mechanic a major boost
Affinity players will finally be eating well
You’ll never see D&D monsters the same way again after reading this essential TTRPG book
Keith Ammann returns with another invaluable resource for game masters and designers