D&D Announces Full Slate of Peripheral Products, Including Tarokka Decks, Map Packs, and Reference Cards

[Hexmage-EN]

I got the new map pack. It's nice to have new maps and tokens again.

 

[GarrettKP]

Looks like you can already pre-order the reference cards.

Reference Cards: Ultimate Bundle - Shop D&D Beyond

Love that they are putting art on magic items that did not previously have art.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Love that they are putting art on magic items that did not previously have art.

You might have thought it wouldn't have taken so long for WotC to discover that people like to collect cards with nice art...

 

[GarrettKP]

You might have thought it wouldn't have taken so long for WotC to discover that people like to collect cards with nice art...

They had cards like these for 5e, especially monsters and spells. But that was a licensing deal with Gale Force 9 IIRC. Glad to see them picking it back up on their own.

 

[Bravesteel25]

They look identical to the design of the Heroes of the Borderlands cards, which is an excellent sign. Hopefully they'll be similarly sturdy as well.

I think it was a good choice as well. If I hadn't divested myself of my physical collection then I would totally buy these.

 

[BruceWright]

These monster and spell and magic item cards help me run a physical game. These will cut my prep time significantly, as I always print out my stat blocks and magic items before a game. Great to see the physical game being supported, and it's not just all on DNDBeyond to run this game.

I run a low-tech table. These are great game tools. More physical, please!!!

 

[doctorhook]

These monster and spell and magic item cards help me run a physical game. These will cut my prep time significantly, as I always print out my stat blocks and magic items before a game. Great to see the physical game being supported, and it's not just all on DNDBeyond to run this game.

I run a low-tech table. These are great game tools. More physical, please!!!

I’m with you, mate

 

[Clint_L]

I use DDB and physical items like these are still pretty cool to have. Handing someone a magic item card with art is a lot more fun than telling them to look it up via their character sheet.

Same reason I go to all the trouble of using miniatures and terrain for home games. Sure, Maps is more convenient, but it ain't the same. In fact, I've lately started building analog terrain maps and photographing them then to use in Maps when we can't play in person. It's just cooler, plus I can get them exactly how I want.

I'll never not love analog gaming accessories!