Maybe you’re looking to finally get into Dungeons & Dragons for the first time, or you just want to fill out your bookshelf of adventures — either way, Amazon Prime Day is a good time to do it. The sale does end July 17, so if you see anything you like, we’d recommend acting fast.
And while we’re coming to the end of Prime Day, there are still so many fantastic deals we think are worth checking out. For D&D beginners, you might be interested in this Essentials Kit that even has a set of dice, or maybe an introductory book set for young players. For the seasoned D&D player, there are even more deals to choose from, including some our favorite adventure books, such as Keys from the Golden Vault, Candlekeep Mysteries, and Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel.
Looking for more? Don’t miss the rest our roundup of the best Prime Day deals, plus our picks for the best deals on board games, Legos, Magic: The Gathering, and so much more.
The best Prime Day D&D deals for beginners
- This D&D essentials kit, an all-in-one box for beginners complete with a rulebook, adventure, and dice, is $14.99 (was $24.99)
- Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk, a good first adventure for newcomer DMs and players that includes 5th Edition mainstay Lost Mine of Phandelver, is $27.99 (was $59.95)
- The Young Adventurer’s Collection, a four-book box set geared toward young players who are new to the game, is $16.37 (was $34.99)
- This dice set comes with one rolling tray and five pairs of dice with color-coordinated bags, perfect for getting your party started. It’s on sale for $13.59 (was $16.99)
The best Prime Day D&D deals on adventure books
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Keys from the Golden Vault
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This collection of heist adventures is perfect for Dungeons & Dragons beginners or seasoned players, with 13 one-shots designed for characters spanning levels 1-11. Each adventure is built for four to six party members and comes with maps for Dungeon Masters and players.
- Baldur’s Gate: Descent Into Avernus, where you’ll fight demons and make devil deals to save the city from getting sucked into the Nine Hells, is $32.99 (was $49.95)
- Tyranny of Dragons, which combines two dragon-centric adventures into one campaign, is $23.99 (was $49.95)
- Eberron: Rising from the Last War, the campaign sourcebook that first introduced the artificer class, is $28.99 (was $49.95)
- Princes of the Apocalypse, a darker adventure about evil elementals and demon lords, is $29.90 (was $49.95)
- The Wild Beyond the Witchlight: A Feywild Adventure, a D&D adventure set mostly in the Feywild that’s also designed around combat not being necessary for every encounter, is $22.99 (was $49.95)
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Candlekeep Mysteries
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This anthology is comprised of 17 mystery-themed adventures for curious detective-styled players spanning levels one through 16. There’s almost no combat in these one-shots, but that doesn’t mean you still won’t run into a gaggle of monsters — including some you may not have encountered before
- Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel, the introduction of the titular Radiant Citadel location with 13 new standalone adventures relating to it, is $26.48 (was $49.95)
- Tales From the Yawning Portal, an anthology collection of seven harrowing dungeons to explore, including some of the most popular ones ever devised, is $29.71 (was $49.95)
- Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden, a twist-laden and demanding adventure for even more experienced DMs and players, is $22.46 (was $49.95)
- Spelljammer: Adventures in Space, a collection of three adventures set in Wildspace and the Astral Sea, plus a monster manual, DM screen, and poster map, is $38.79 (was $69.99)
- Candlekeep Mysteries, comprised of 17 mystery-themed adventures for curious detective-styled players (there’s almost no combat here), is $21.99 (was $49.95)
The best Prime Day D&D dice and accessory deals
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Castle dice tower
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This plastic dice tower comes in different colors, all of which give a nice brushed metal finish. And while most dice towers roll straight down, the 36 stairs provide a unique rolling experience.
- The Master’s Tome four-panel DM screen, which comes with eight customizable panels, is $14.39 (was $18.14)
- When you’re having an unlucky streak, put your dice in this dice jail, which is $17.56 (was $21.95)
- Get a set of six dice trays, each of which features a design spotlighting a different character class, is $19.19 (was $22.99)
- This liquid core dragon eye dice set, which includes seven die, is $22.39 (was $29.99)
- Get a portable dice box, including a rolling tray and tower, for $39.99 (was $49.99)
More of the best Prime Day D&D deals
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Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
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This 2022 compendium of monsters and various creatures is interspersed with fun asides from the fictional wizard Mordenkainen, giving it quite a bit more personality and verve than your typical dry sourcebook.
- Bigby Presents: Glory of Giants, a compendium of giant lore and tools for DMs incorporating giants into their games, is $26.99 (was $59.95)
- The Legend of Drizzt Visual Dictionary, an in-depth look at the Forgotten Realms through the eyes of the legendary drow ranger, is $14.53 (was $30.00)
- Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, a rule expansion book with expanded subclasses and more, is $28.99 (was $49.95)
- Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons, a 2021 era guide to dragons and intro to gem dragons, is $21.99 (was $49.95)
- The deluxe special edition of Lore & Legends, an illustrated guide to 5e that comes with a custom D20, dice tray, and other bonuses, is $71.09 (was $130.00)
- The Practically Complete Guide to Dragons, a 2023 additional guide to dragons in D&D, with details on both fighting dragons and riding them, is $17.99 (was $39.95)
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