Dungeons & Dragons has revealed a new roadmap for 2027 as well as what fans should expect throughout the rest of 2026. While a few secrets are still being kept under wraps, D&D's presence at GenCon this weekend is kicking off with some major announcements. And ahead of the event, ScreenRant sat down for a press briefing on the new releases, which includes the tabletop RPG's first M-rated setting ever.
As part of these releases, we got a glimpse at D&D's 2027 Roadmap, which will see the return of classic settings like Dark Sun and Greyhawk. The former will release in early 2027, and it's billed as Dungeons & Dragons' first-ever M-rated setting. The books will even come with a content warning sticker that lists violence, nudity, and sexuality among the reasons for the rating.
For those familiar with Dark Sun already, it might not be that surprising to see that it's becoming the first M-rated setting for D&D. With its post-apocalyptic setting, brutality, and the unforgiving world of Athas, Dark Sun is about as close to a Mature game the TTRPG franchise has ever had. And it seems like D&D is going all-in by amping up the violence...
