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

[Christian Hoffer]

As part of its wide-ranging announcements today, Wizards of the Coast also announced a full slate of peripheral objects for use in playing Dungeons & Dragons. The new products are headlined by a new Tarokka Deck and reference cards. Several of the products are being released as part of D&D's new Seasons initiative, with products tying into the "anchor product" of one of D&D's upcoming three seasons of play.

First up is the Tarokka Deck, a new version of the classic tarot-esque forture cards. The deck will include 60 cards, will cost $24.99, and will be released in June 2026.

Also set for release in June 2026 is a new Dungeon Master's Screen featuring artwork from Ravenloft: The Horrors Within. No word on whether the interior of the DM screen will be specifically geared towards Ravenloft content, or if it will copy the layout of the previously released DM Screen.

The final Ravenloft-themed release is a new Map Pack for The Horrors Within, also set for release in June 2026 and costing $24.99. This will contain five double-sided poster maps and two token maps, presumably pulled from Ravenloft: The Horrors Within.

No products were revealed to tie into Arcana Unleashed, the September 2026 product, but Wizards did also announce plans to release a series of reference card packs with updated stats and information from the 2024 5E Core Rulebooks. These new decks will feature spells, magic items, and monster. Personally, I always found Paizo's monster reference cards to be a fantastic resource, so I'm glad we're getting something similar for Dungeons & Dragons. No price point was announced for these decks.

Also announced were three D&D rulebooks. You can find a full rundown here.

 

[pukunui]

I’m excited for the reference cards. They’re one of the best parts of the Heroes of the Borderlands starter box.

 

[dead]

It will be interesting to see what they do with the Tarokka deck. What size it will be and if it will have new art. I think the previous Gale Force Nine one retailed for $10 USD.

Was the Tarokka deck from the Revamped set the only ones released so far that were larger than playing card size? Apparently they were gigantic - larger than standard Tarot deck size.

 

[ersatzphil]

It will be interesting to see what they do with the Tarokka deck. What size it will be and if it will have new art. I think the previous Gale Force Nine one retailed for $10 USD.

Was the Tarokka deck from the Revamped set the only ones released so far that were larger than playing card size? Apparently they were gigantic - larger than standard Tarot deck size.

The Beadle & Grimm Curse of Strahd box came with a deck that was 3.25" x 5.25".

 

[dead]

The Beadle & Grimm Curse of Strahd box came with a deck that was 3.25" x 5.25".

They sound like a similar size to the Revamped ones. Apparently they were 3.75" x 5.25".

 

[The Fighter-Cricket]

I'm glad WotC didn't abandon physical stuff altogether in favor of digital products. I was always a big fan of reference cards, DM screens etc. Even though my group almost exclusively plays online I like to have some cards or other written notes at hand. The only thing I really don't use anymore (which is a shame) are dungeon tiles, battle maps and minis.

 

[simonspace70s]

Also set for release in June 2026 is a new Dungeon Master's Screen featuring artwork from Ravenloft: The Horrors Within. No word on whether the interior of the DM screen will be specifically geared towards Ravenloft content, or if it will copy the layout of the previously released DM Screen.

It will contain the mysterious THAC0 of Strahd.