D&D Accessories: The Perfect RPG Gifts For Your Valentine
Treat your Valentine (or yourself) to one of these romantic D&D accessories and make your next dungeon and little more sweet.
It’s almost Valentines Day. While this hallmark holiday shouldn’t be the end all be all of your relationship if you were looking to get a little something for your D&D playing sweetie, these accessories have heart. Flowers and chocolate are temporary, but D&D is forever.
Nerdy Valentine’s Cards
There are a million D&D themed valentines out there. I can’t stress enough how many and how much variety there is. Truly, the D&D fan community are a funny, cute bunch. If your sweetie appreciates a simple card and a cutesy cover, there is one out there for them. I’m partial to this stack of wizard books, but you have an entire genre of accessory to peruse.
Metal Heart Dice
We both know what every tabletop gamer wants more of, and it’s nice dice. Show your valentine you really care with a set of quality metal heart dice. This pink set makes a lot of Valentine’s Day themed sense, but you can get these dice in a variety of colors and styles to match your paramour’s (or their character’s) personal style. Of course, if you want to present these dice in a fitting box…
Box of Chocolate Dice Tray
I love this box, and for a Valentine’s Day accessory is does triple duty. The heart shaped design and etched rose lid makes this dice tray look like a box of chocolates. It’s a great design choice. But then it matches it’s form with function. Take off the clear rose lid to access your dice. Then take out the clear dice holding insert for a helpful dice rolling tray. Multipurpose accessories are always a winner in my book; they take up less bag and table space and help streamline your gaming experience. But this one happens to also be adorable and a great theme gift for your valentine.
Anatomical Heart Dice Bag
If adorable isn’t your partner’s aesthetic, you can still get them a D&D valentine… Sort of. This dice bag is embroidered with an anatomical heart. Is it weird and a little morbid? Yeah. But let’s be honest. So is Dungeons and Dragons a lot of the time. What matters is that you thought of them and that they have a place to put their dice.
The Heart Thief, A Adventure For 4-6 Players
Physical things are fine, but do you know the way to really show a the D&D player in your life that you really care? Run a game session for them!
“The city of Rockrose has had a strange string of murders within the past few weeks. The only connection? The victims’ hearts are all missing.
Including information for the victims, the quirky murderer, and other NPCs, with a touch of Valentine’s Day flavor. Will your adventurers be able to solve the mysterious murders? Or will they be counted among the victims?”
Do you have a D&D playing partner? Will you be grabbing any of our Valentine’s Day picks for a special someone? Or maybe you’ll get one of these heart shaped goodies for yourself because they’re cute and you deserve it!
Happy Adventuring!
