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LOS ANGELES — "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" begins with actor Chris Pine begging for a second chance. His character, a lute-playing bard condemned to a tundra prison for "grand larceny and skullduggery," stands before a clemency council, promising his jailers he's reformed.

Hasbro reported lower results for 2022 but said it would keep its dividend, giving the stock a 5.5% yield. But a large investor has likely both shorted and gone long a pair of put options.

The Bodega Cat suit could make a return in the sequel

Everyone's invited to solve the mysterious death of one Boddy Black.

Toy industry giant Mattel Inc. is laying off employees, including 93 workers at the company's El Segundo, California, headquarters, according to a notice filed with the state Employment Development Department.

Role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons are having a moment in the spotlight – and offer valuable lessons to the rest of the economy

Fans and creators were upset about potential changes to the "Open Games License," which allows third-parties to use content from Dungeons and Dragons.

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes every Thursday. How will you fare?

Wizards of the Coast, which owns the game, is preparing to change longstanding licensing rules