25+ Best Dungeons and Dragons Gifts for D&D Players and DMs

Best D&D gifts for players (Beginners)

• All D&D players need dice. Though players will rarely cast 27 fireballs simultaneously, it’s still a great gift for players and DMs of varying experience levels.

• This set is a great deal – a stocking stuffer!

• This kit is essentially essential for the beginner D&D player. It has everything you need to get a game going, and is the perfect gift for a beginner.

• This is the gift I would recommend for a person you think would be interested in roleplaying. I’m not the only person who thinks this is a great gift, so make sure the recipient doesn’t have a copy already.

• Xanathar’s guide to everything is perfect for enhancing a D&D player’s experience. This book features extra ways to make characters, which makes it the perfect gift for spicing up your adventures.

Dungeon Master Gifts

The Dungeon Masters Guide is the perfect tool for players who want to break into the role of DM. Featuring a wide list of items, customization tools and extra mechanics for DM’s to enthrall players!

D&D games don’t always have to just be spoken! This Adventure Grid works as a changing setting where players can be grounded in the world of D&D, or it can be a whiteboard!

This is a collection of Maps where DMs can set their adventures, which is perfect for DMs who want visually interesting locations on the go.

Dungeon tiles are the middle ground between the wipeboard (above) and the preset maps. They’re good for DMs who love problem-solving and puzzles. Available in:

• Wilderness Tiles,
• City Tiles and
• Dungeon Tiles.

This book of random encounters is a great fit for DMs who play different tabletop roleplaying games as well as D&D. It’s full of maps, tables and story hooks to build a great campaign.

D&D Clothing Gifts

DND Gifts for Makers: Crafts & Cookbooks

• All D&D players need dice, so what’s holding you back from making some? If you fill them with chocolate, it will let D&D players experience their collective dream of making a bad roll and then eating their dice, but now it’s not a choking hazard!

• Or make a sword-shaped tray to display your dice.

Bringing snacks to sessions is a D&D staple, so you can help by giving them the gift of fantasy feasts. (My sister wants both these cookbooks!):

• This cookbook gets great reviews.

• This official DND cookbook gets amazing reviews too.

More Tabletop RPG Style Gifts

What follows are RPG style gifts (i.e. Role Playing Games) that aren’t specifically Dungeons & Dragons, but have very similar creative storytelling ways of playing.

• We HIGHLY recommend anything by James D’Amato.

• These books give great advice for beginner and experienced roleplayers. They feature prompts, tips and theory for tabletop RPG’s, Guaranteed fun.

• Spice up your DMs random encounters with this ultimate book of them. Perfect for out of the box adventures.

• This book is the best way to play roleplaying games with a crowd unfamiliar with them. With 40 one-shot style roleplaying games, you are guaranteed that someone will like at least one. (Editors note: we’ve played these as a family and even I, with my short attention span, love them. 🙂 Robin)

• Want to play D&D but you don’t want to play D&D? This boardgame replicates the feeling of playing D&D, but it is a lot easier to set up.`(Another family game our mother loves, too.)