We already covered gift ideas for game masters, but this list is a bit different because it includes gifts for larger groups. A game master or another player would presumably buy them for the entire group and then each player picks a color or type as fits his character. These products are sorted from least to most expensive. Click the title to purchase them on Amazon.
LITKO Mounts ($4 to $25)
Do you have a paladin, ranger, or druid who is always riding a horse, giant wolf, or unicorn? Did somebody tame a dragon? Or a griffon? Or a pegasus? Do you need a giant chicken in your life? Then LITKO's got you covered with these miniatures that easily fit a 1-inch round miniature onto them. Price ranges from $4 for a horse up to $25 for the larger dragons.
Stratagem Pocket Health Trackers ($10)
This great idea allows up to four players to track damage for their characters. There are also some limited status effects that don't match to 5E or Pathfinder, so it's mostly for that player who has erased a hole in his character sheet from taking damage so often.
KUUQA Dice Set ($11)
There are many dice sets on Amazon, but only one set has the dice color-coded to match the dice bag that comes with it. It includes seven different sets of dice in white, green, red, blue, brown, black, and yellow with corresponding bag. Each of the dice are clearly legible with white numbers, except for the white and yellow dice which are in black. I have these dice for new players and they are very helpful when trying to distinguish who's rolling what on a table.
SIQUK Leather Folding Dice Tray ($24)
These dice trays are for crowded tables, scattered play surfaces, or that player who rerolls three times because it falls onto the floor every time. It comes in a set of eight, each with a different color, and can be laid flat or the corners can be snapped together to ensure the dice can't escape.
Wizkids Miniatures Starter Set ($17)
Your player characters' party makeup is likely incredibly diverse, but for the more iconic characters these six pre-painted miniatures will do nicely: female gold dwarf cleric, female human ranger, male lightfoot halfling rogue, male northlands fighter (barbarian, really), female sun elf wizard, and male wood elf druid.
Role 4 Initiative Human Adventurers Party ($27)
If the party is primarily humans (or if you have near-humans and your players aren't too picky) this set is probably a better choice for most gaming groups. It consists of six pre-painted miniatures: female human archer, male human wizard, male human ranger, male human cleric, male human viking (barbarian again), and female human blademaster.
D&D Spell Effects & Spellbook Cards ($140)
This comprehensive set contains spell effect miniatures for arcane and divine casters. Additionally, it contains all spellbook cards for Fifth Edition Dungeons & Dragons: arcane, bard, cleric, druid and ranger. For players who have difficulty keeping track of their spells, this set should definitely help.
LITKO Mounts ($4 to $25)
Do you have a paladin, ranger, or druid who is always riding a horse, giant wolf, or unicorn? Did somebody tame a dragon? Or a griffon? Or a pegasus? Do you need a giant chicken in your life? Then LITKO's got you covered with these miniatures that easily fit a 1-inch round miniature onto them. Price ranges from $4 for a horse up to $25 for the larger dragons.
Stratagem Pocket Health Trackers ($10)
This great idea allows up to four players to track damage for their characters. There are also some limited status effects that don't match to 5E or Pathfinder, so it's mostly for that player who has erased a hole in his character sheet from taking damage so often.
KUUQA Dice Set ($11)
There are many dice sets on Amazon, but only one set has the dice color-coded to match the dice bag that comes with it. It includes seven different sets of dice in white, green, red, blue, brown, black, and yellow with corresponding bag. Each of the dice are clearly legible with white numbers, except for the white and yellow dice which are in black. I have these dice for new players and they are very helpful when trying to distinguish who's rolling what on a table.
SIQUK Leather Folding Dice Tray ($24)
These dice trays are for crowded tables, scattered play surfaces, or that player who rerolls three times because it falls onto the floor every time. It comes in a set of eight, each with a different color, and can be laid flat or the corners can be snapped together to ensure the dice can't escape.
Wizkids Miniatures Starter Set ($17)
Your player characters' party makeup is likely incredibly diverse, but for the more iconic characters these six pre-painted miniatures will do nicely: female gold dwarf cleric, female human ranger, male lightfoot halfling rogue, male northlands fighter (barbarian, really), female sun elf wizard, and male wood elf druid.
Role 4 Initiative Human Adventurers Party ($27)
If the party is primarily humans (or if you have near-humans and your players aren't too picky) this set is probably a better choice for most gaming groups. It consists of six pre-painted miniatures: female human archer, male human wizard, male human ranger, male human cleric, male human viking (barbarian again), and female human blademaster.
D&D Spell Effects & Spellbook Cards ($140)
This comprehensive set contains spell effect miniatures for arcane and divine casters. Additionally, it contains all spellbook cards for Fifth Edition Dungeons & Dragons: arcane, bard, cleric, druid and ranger. For players who have difficulty keeping track of their spells, this set should definitely help.
