D&D gifts for players and DMs: books, decor, and more

Learn more about the adventures of the saviors of Baldur’s Gate with this 160-page illustrated adventure for D&D 5e, available as a printer-friendly PDF or hardcover book.

Fascinating fact: The collection of Kobolds that make up a Warren is known as a warren. This blister package includes a selection of eight unique miniatures, all fully painted.

The five different monsters who appear as a small group Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. This package includes minis painted for displacer, mimic, the gelatinous cubicle, owlbears, and intelligence devourers.

Do not throw your dice like a Barbarian, but instead gently walk them down the spiral staircase.

The 294 cards that illustrate the magical items you can find in your bag are a great way to keep track of them. Dungeon Master’s Guide.

Do you know all the ingredients for Fireball’s components? With spellbook cards, you don’t have to. This bundle of eight decks includes descriptive cards detailing spells and cantrips for every D&D class, in addition to martial powers and the spells featured in Xanathar’s Guide to Everything.

The case includes everything a DM could possibly need to prove how utterly screwed they are. This case comes with 30 double-sided, interlocking tiles of terrain and 64 tokens for creatures. It also includes five sheets of reusable stickers depicting various monsters.

This journal with a magnetic clasp is filled with beautiful details. It’s perfect for recording the adventures of your most recent campaign. The Book of Holding includes 144 sheets of graph paper, as well as a laminated insert to hold your character sheet.

There are other options than writing your character on lined paper. Double-sided, illustrated character sheets with blocks that include all mandatory stats and extra room for backstories or locations.

Enjoy the beautiful poster that celebrates Minsc of Rashemen’s battle cry and his giant miniature space hamster.

It features the image of the mini giant space hamster, as seen on the alternative cover. Boo’s Astral MenagerieThis is the ultimate guide to all the Realmspace Creatures.

I don’t care where you put your battleaxe, just wipe your feet on your way in. The innocuous design of this doormat keeps unwanted guests out.

Not quite a bag of holding, but it’ll do. The faux leather handles of this chic handbag, modeled on the art of Larry Elmore, are detachable.

This backpack from Heroes & Villains features a built-in rain cover in addition to a dedicated compartment for minis and a foldable dice tray.

This is just one of the many sweatshirts offered by Heroes & Villains featuring the classic illustrations from early Dungeons & Dragons literature.

The tabletop bag Enhance is a great accessory for DMs. There are pockets for dice as well as organizers and foam inserts for miniatures.

These oversized dicelings can be transformed into your favourite monsters including displacer beasts (beholders), owlbears and dragons.

Hunger for treasure and love. This adorable 11-inch mimic plush has teeth that glow in the dark, and it’s ready to gobble up any overeager adventurer.

It’s an owl, it’s a bear, and it’s extremely cuddly. You can adopt this plush unaligned beast in rose, white, and brown variants.

The glow-in the-dark adventurer’s bones are packed into this 8-inch cube. This cube has an armor rating of 6, and it will clean your dungeons.

Vlaakith’s proud warriors as originally portrayed in the Fiend Folio from D&D’s first edition. This 12 inch githyanki sculpture is a wonderful tribute to classic creature design.