D&D General New Licensed Dungeons & Dragons Journal Sets from Random House

Random House announced two new licensed Dungeons & Dragons stationery products.

The first is the Dungeons & Dragons Book of Concealment, a hardcover journal with gridded pages for creating your own maps that includes a hardcover case that unfolds into a four panel Dungeonmaster screen. The book also includes foil stamping and removable stickers on the front and back. The journal is available for pre-order for a retail price of $24.00 for a scheduled release on August 13.

The second is the Dungeons & Dragons Mimic Treasure Chest Notebook Set with a clamshell box styled like a mimic with five 4x6 inch blank notebooks. The notebooks have a different monster on the cover and come in a variety of interiors including lined, gridded, and dotted. The box can also store the notebooks when not in use or fit your pencils, pens, dice, and more. The Mimic Treasure Chest Notebook Set is available for pre-order for a retail price of $27.99 and is also expected for release on August 13.

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[Von Ether]

4x6 inch blank notebooks? Those sound small.

 

[jerryrice4949]

4x6 inch blank notebooks? Those sound small.

Agreed. More like a note pad.

 

[MockingBird]

I wish some of these had the isometric grid paper.

 

[Stormonu]

I wish they would do one that had a couple pages of hex paper, some lined paper, then some graph paper and fill out the rest with lined paper. It would be perfect for the "create a campaign" journaling I'm doing now.

 

[DaffCon1]

I've never heard of that publisher -- Clarkson Potter

 

[The Myopic Sniper]

Clarkson Potter

They are a cookbook publisher. I don't know if they were the ones who published the D&D cookbook and wanted to do more like that or if they do a side in journals or other types of books that might have physical characteristics like non-standard binding and thick covers like a lot of cookbooks do.

 

[DaffCon1]

Wow... I just looked them up online.

"Clarkson Potter publishes today’s most influential voices in the cooking, drinks, and lifestyle categories. Our award-winning authors, chefs, home cooks, designers, photographers, and illustrators come from a range of experiences and backgrounds, yet all share a singular pursuit: to affect positive change in ourselves and the world around us through delicious food and a life lived with meaning."

Them publishing D&D stuff ranks up there with Chilton publishing Dune.

 

[Abstruse]

Wow... I just looked them up online.

"Clarkson Potter publishes today’s most influential voices in the cooking, drinks, and lifestyle categories. Our award-winning authors, chefs, home cooks, designers, photographers, and illustrators come from a range of experiences and backgrounds, yet all share a singular pursuit: to affect positive change in ourselves and the world around us through delicious food and a life lived with meaning."

Them publishing D&D stuff ranks up there with Chilton publishing Dune.

It's all Random House so who knows how they decided who published what internally. Ten Speed Press did the Heroes Feast books and they're in the same division with Clarkson Potter within Random House.

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

I wish they would do a deal with Mead to do D&D Trapper Keepers.

This style...



... but with the BECMI box set colors and art...



... would be rad.