D&D General D&D Christmas Presents

[Zardnaar]

Did anyone get a D&D present from Dragon Santa?

Mine came with beer, haven't had time to look at it to much.

 

[Dried]

In France, for Christmas we had the news that all new D&D 5e releases will be frozen until further notice.
Yeaaah Christmas...

[D&D5] Annonce importante

Annonce importante concernant la gamme Dungeons & Dragons 5

www.black-book-editions.fr

"Joking" aside I had no D&D gift this year but some minis for other games. Not so bad.

 

[Eltab]

I gave a set of Monster Cards and several ready-to-paint minis to a family friend who is introducing his family to D&D.

 

[Fenris-77]

I got one of those two sided dry erase grid maps from WoTC and one of those super cool metal dice sets from Forged.

 

[darjr]

My son gave me the special edition Eberron book! And I have a swanky monogrammed dice bag/trey coming.

 

[Len]

Dice & tray

 

[Nebulous]

I bought a crapload of stuff for myself

 

[ccs]

I got a two pack of D&D skeletons & a Mountain Dew from one of my players at our last game.

 

[Bupp]

Not D&D, but got some Magic: The Gathering stuff. My boys got me the Kaleidoscope Killers Secret Lair, and my daughter got me (and her brothers) a custom bag for my play mat. A couple Modern Horizons boosters in my stocking, too.

Kids also got some boosters from their favorite sets, except for my one son that only plays other peoples decks. He got dice.

 

[Richards]

I got some Pathfinder Map Packs (one in a new size, too: 6" squares!) and some minis (bone golem, drider). D&D-wise, I also gave my nephew a new set of dice (purple/black - his current set has been failing him too often for his comfort level) and some Pathfinder Flip Mats and D&D Minis (elves, dwarves) to my son, who's now also wielding the DM's hat.

Oh, and I also printed out a recently-finished Story Hour campaign and put it in a three-ring binder for some bedtime reading for my nephew. I did it once before for his first ever campaign; now this is his second finished campaign. It's fun reliving the experiences, one adventure per night, and he prefers me reading to him at bedtime rather than him doing it himself (which works out nicely, as so do I).

Johnathan