Material for game campaigns; including new settings, monsters, character subclasses, extended rules etc.

Additionally also files for printing 3d minis and VTTs such as foundry, which doesn't come with d&d rulesets out of the box, but relies on community content to support it

VTT = virtual table top

I'm personally making adventures. Mostly little 40-page books that allow a group to play to a story. These are OGL-licensed so I can re-print existing SRD monster stat blocks with the adventure for ease of use, but don't really contain anything that could reasonably be called WotC's IP beyond that.

Here's a whole storefront full of 5E OGL content, not including Hasbro's official Dungeon Master's Guild shop: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?filters=45326_0_0_0_...

To add another entry, D&D skits are very common on TikTok. Dead Gentleman Productions has made at least 3 D&D inspired (and using) movies, including:

  - Gamers
  - Gamers: Dorkness Rising
  - Gamers: Hand of Fate(??? I didn't see this one, I think that's the title?)

And AD&D was used as a major story tenant of Stranger Things.