About-us

Why sorbabes.com? Because the world of CRPGs and tabletop D&D is too large and too layered to sum up in a couple of shallow paragraphs. sorbabes.com exists as a place where Baldur’s Gate 3 players, people building characters in Pathfinder 2e, and the group that sits around the table for Dungeons & Dragons every week can all find content that actually understands what they’re looking for.

How sorbabes.com Started

sorbabes.com began with a group of people who played both digital roleplaying games and tabletop games side by side, and felt that most sites only covered one half of that world. Some sites covered digital game news without touching the tabletop rules those games were built on. Others covered tabletop content while ignoring how much a digital game like Baldur’s Gate 3 was bringing new players into D&D. We decided to build a site that looked at both sides together from day one, especially after Baldur’s Gate 3 became a massive success and introduced Dungeons & Dragons rules to a huge wave of first-time players.

What We Cover on sorbabes.com

Content on sorbabes.com is organized into five categories that connect to each other logically. CRPG covers computer roleplaying games broadly, both new releases and the classics that still have a loyal player base. DnD Digital focuses specifically on digital games built directly on Dungeons & Dragons rules. Tabletop RPG takes readers away from the screen and to the actual table, covering rules, systems, and play advice for beginners and veterans alike. BG3 is its own dedicated category, because Baldur’s Gate 3 has a large enough player base and enough depth to warrant a section of its own. TTRPG News tracks broader tabletop industry movement, including systems like Pathfinder 2e, Solasta, and Neverwinter Nights. A reader wanting character-build advice for Baldur’s Gate 3, for instance, can go straight to the BG3 category without wading through unrelated tabletop industry news in TTRPG News. Someone more interested in classic CRPGs like Neverwinter Nights can browse the CRPG category on its own, separate from Baldur’s Gate 3-specific coverage.

Our Team and Perspective

The people writing for sorbabes.com aren’t just players who finished a game and wrote a review. They’re familiar with both the digital and tabletop sides, understanding why character creation in Baldur’s Gate 3 draws directly on Fifth Edition Dungeons & Dragons rules, and why some tabletop veterans see digital adaptations as a “shortcut” into the D&D world. That perspective means our articles don’t just explain mechanics — they connect the dots across the whole genre. When we write about the spellcasting system in Baldur’s Gate 3, we also explain which rules the digital version trims or adjusts from the original tabletop ruleset, so players coming from either side end up with the same picture.

Our Standard for Accuracy

Because most of our content touches complex rules, both Fifth Edition Dungeons & Dragons and the specific systems in Baldur’s Gate 3, our team checks details against official rulebooks or developer-published sources before publishing anything. This avoids confusing digital rule implementations with the original tabletop rules they’re based on, which often differ in small but meaningful ways. When a patch changes a mechanic in Baldur’s Gate 3, we update the relevant articles to match the current version rather than letting outdated information mislead readers.

Our Community

sorbabes.com values reader opinions and interpretations just as much as the articles themselves, because CRPG and TTRPG communities are full of players who read rules differently depending on how their group plays. We try to build a space where that exchange can happen constructively, rather than publishing an article and closing the door on discussion. An article about building a tank character in Baldur’s Gate 3, for example, regularly draws readers with different playstyles into an ongoing exchange of perspectives, which we consider just as valuable as the article itself.

What You Won’t Find on sorbabes.com

To be clear, sorbabes.com is not a general gaming news site covering every genre, and it’s not a step-by-step walkthrough site without analysis. We chose to focus seriously on CRPGs, Baldur’s Gate 3, and the tabletop scene, so that every piece of content has a depth that a broader, general-interest site simply can’t match.

How We’re Different From a Game Wiki

A fair question is how sorbabes.com differs from a game wiki or rules database that already exists. The answer is that a wiki gives you raw rules text, but it doesn’t explain why one class choice suits a particular playstyle better than another, or why a tabletop rule is sometimes interpreted differently from its digital implementation. Our articles focus on analysis and context, not just rules compilation. When we cover the Sorcerer class in Baldur’s Gate 3, for example, we explain how it plays differently from a Wizard in practice, not just list the spells each one can pick.

How Often We Publish

sorbabes.com publishes new content in line with Baldur’s Gate 3 updates, new tabletop system announcements, and broader TTRPG industry news. We prioritize accuracy and depth over speed, because content touching game rules always needs careful verification before it goes live.

Whether you just rolled your first character in Baldur’s Gate 3 or you’re a tabletop veteran who’s run through several Dungeons & Dragons campaigns already, sorbabes.com is a place you’re welcome to keep coming back to.