D&D Holiday Gift Guide 2021

D&D Holiday Gift Guide 2021

Dungeons & Dragons is more popular than ever before which means that the merchandise train is gearing up for gift-givers in the 2021 holiday season.

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Dungeons & Dragons has gained a lot of momentum the past year, which means a lot of great merchandise is out there this holiday season. D&D received a ton of new content to accommodate the returning groups in 2021, including a number of new campaigns and sourcebooks that could make great gifts.

As lockdowns gradually eased, players were finally able to return to their tables and enjoy playing D&D once more. After a year of games on Discord and Zoom, there were plenty of people who couldn’t wait to break out the dice and sheets of paper. Thankfully, this year brings a lot of D&D merch that can be ideal gifts for fans.

The 2021 holiday season is almost here and there are plenty of gifts available for the D&D fans of the world. There were lots of D&D books released over the past year, but there is also different merchandise that can enhance a player’s game, and clothes that can broadcast to the world how much a nerd someone is. Screen Rant has gathered different gift ideas for D&D DMs and players this Christmas.

D&D: The Wild Beyond The Witchlight + Dice Miscellany

Buy The Wild Beyond The Witchlight (Amazon)

Buy The Witchlight Carnival Dice & Miscellany (Amazon)

The Wild Beyond the Witchlight is a new D&D campaign that sends players on a trip to the Feywild. The group starts off visiting the Witchlight Carnival, where they learn of troubles in the Feywild, and must travel to the chaotic realm of the fey to resolve them. The book also contains new backgrounds for players, as well as new playable races, in the form of the fairy and the harengon. There is also The Witchlight Carnival Dice & Miscellany set, which has a gorgeous felt-lined dice box, 11 premium dice, a map of the Witchlight Carnival, and 19 reference cards for characters and creatures from the adventure.

D&D Mimic Dice Box

Buy Mimic Dice Box (Zavvi)

Mimics are some of the most feared monsters in D&D, as they resemble treasure chests (though some can look like a dragon’s hoard), and have a tendency to devour those who try to open them. The treasure chest monster gimmick makes the mimic the perfect choice for a dice box. The Dungeons & Dragons Mimic Dice Box is a plastic container for dice, which hopefully won’t eat the player as they retrieve them.

D&D: Van Richten’s Guide To Ravenloft Book

Buy Van Richten’s Guide To Ravenloft (Amazon)

Halloween might be over, but there’s always time for a horror-themed D&D campaign. Those who have completed Curse of Strahd can seek out the other Domains of Dread, and the darklords that rule them. Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft contains lots of information about the different Domains of Dread, as well as rules for creating new ones. The book also talks about the different types of horror and how best to use them in a game. There is also content for players, including new subclasses, backgrounds, and lineages that tie their characters to monstrous races, as well as death itself.

D&D Annual 2022 (UK Only)

Buy D&D Annual 2022 (Amazon UK)

D&D is aimed at people of all ages and there is a growing contingent of the fanbase that consists of parents teaching their kids about the game. The popularity of D&D online also means that it’s easier than ever for kids to learn about the game and want to play it.

The D&D Annual 2022 is the perfect gift for kids who are just getting into D&D. It has fun activities and puzzles, overviews about the new campaigns that have been released over the past year, interviews with popular D&D influencers, and information about the different aspects of the game.

Heroes’ Feast: The Official D&D Cookbook

Buy Heroes’ Feast: The Official D&D Cookbook (Amazon)

D&D players will be familiar with the heroes’ feast spell, as it conjures a magical meal that gives a ton of buffs to those who eat it. What they might not know is that there is now a cookbook that shares the spell’s name. Heroes’ Feast: The Official D&D Cookbook features recipes for a number of D&D-inspired dishes and drinks, including Amphail Braised Beef, Hommlet Golden Brown Roasted Turkey, Drow Mushroom Steaks, Pan-Fried Knucklehead Trout, Potion of Restoration, and Goodberry Blend. Those who are sick of eating junk food at their table might want to consider rustling up something from this cookbook for the game.

D&D Cartoon & Retro Shirts

Buy D&D T-Shirts (80sTees)

The Dungeons & Dragons cartoon from the ’80s is fondly remembered by those lucky enough to watch it. The growing multimedia presence of D&D might lead to it being revived in some form, but until then, fans can rep their favorite heroes and villains from the cartoon on t-shirts, which are available on 80sTees. There are also shirts with artwork from some of the old D&D books on them, for those who are really retro.

D&D: Fizban’s Treasury Of Dragons

Buy Fizban’s Treasury Of Dragons (Amazon)

The most recent D&D rulebook was Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons, which contains information about everything related to dragonkind. For the players, there are revamped rules for the dragonborn race, new spells, new feats, and new subclass options for the Monk and Ranger classes. For DMs, there are new monsters, magic items, and a ton of information regarding the three classifications of dragons. There are also lots of maps on offer for lairs, which can easily be slotted into homebrew campaigns.

Dungeons & Dragons Plushies

Buy D&D Plushies (WizKids)

D&D monsters tend to be deadly, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be adorable. The Wild Beyond the Witchlight had a kitty displacer beast that looked cute in the official artwork for the book, which proves that any of the horrors that a DM can unleash upon the players can receive a cartoon makeover. WizKids has a line of plushies based on some of the most iconic D&D monsters, with the beholder, displacer beast, mimic, and owlbear all available in teddy bear form.

D&D Minis

Buy D&D Minis (D&D Mini)

Buy Unpainted D&D Minis (WizKids)

The average D&D player will talk their friends’ ears off about their characters, regardless of how interesting the tales are. These tales do serve a function, as they can give an insight into the appearance of their character. With this information in mind, it’s possible to buy a miniature that best reflects how their character looks.

This is something that a DM can even buy for their whole group. Those who really want to splurge can buy a Tiamat D&D figure for over four hundred dollars, but there are more options on offer than the goddess of evil dragons. WizKids also has a huge selection of unpainted minis, for those players who prefer to add their own artistic touch to their figures.

D&D’s Strixhaven: A Curriculum Of Chaos

Buy Strixhaven: A Curriculum Of Chaos (Amazon)

The final major D&D release of 2021 is Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos, which will launch on December 7. This is a book that adapts the magical Strixhaven University from Magic: The Gathering into D&D. The book comes with a campaign that’s based around the players being students at Strixhaven, and needing to survive their tenure in a school full of unpredictable mages.

Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos also comes with new character options for players, including new feats, backgrounds, and a playable race of humanoid owls, in the form of the Owlin. Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos is capping off one of the best years in the history of Dungeons & Dragons, and what better way than with a trip to magic school.

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