If you're ever in doubt about what you should get as a gift for the D&D fan in your life, or your party's Dungeon Master, I bring good news – there's an easy solution. I've travelled over towering peaks and through the heart of deadly forests to obtain this information that's been verified by the sages, and it is this; folks bloody love dice.
No, really. They're the perfect get-out-of-jail-free card if you're hunting for gifts. I have yet to meet a D&D fan (be they a player or DM) whose eyes don't light up at the thought of more shiny dice. Have you seen the cast of Critical Role? They have dice for days, and they're definitely not alone. Those partial to the best tabletop RPGs have an Achille's heel, and it's cool bones to roll. I can attest to this from personal experience. Hi everyone, my name is Benj, and I have a problem with buying dice.
Personally speaking, the set I gravitate towards most would be the glow-in-the-dark set from Hextec. Besides being beautiful designs with a handsome metal trim, the leather-effect bag they come in looks as if it came from a treasure chest in some dungeon. Perfect for a swords-n-sorcery game night, in other words.
Similarly, I'm very taken with the Beholder Dragon Eye dice simply because they remind me of novelty '90s toys. Sure, they're utterly beautiful as well - but it's like having the ultimate gumball/marble. What were they called? Beastie Balls? Madballs? Who knows. I just thought they were cool as hell, so that's rubbing off on this modern equivalent.
More D&D gift ideas
- View all D&D dice at Amazon
- Tavern-style tankard: View at Amazon
- Heroes' Feast D&D Cookbook:
$35$18.45 at Amazon
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