Carnival games, star attractions, and curious characters can all be laid out on the table for your players to help encourage them to explore everything the carnival has to offer. More than the dice, there are a number of leaflets and reminder cards to show the goings-on at the Carnival. There's also an incredibly pretty storage box that can double up as two dice rolling trays to stop everything from flying off the table. There are two d20s, one d12, two d10s, one d8, four d6s, and one d4, giving you everything you need to play. This is a very nice box of accessories that's made to be used alongside The Wild Beyond the Witchlight, and comes with lots of resources to bring more character and flare to your time in the Witchlight Carnival.įirst, of course, are the orange, glittery dice. This will look so striking on somebody's bookshelf. Like Fizban's Treasure of Dragons, there is also a special alternate art cover by Hydro74 that is inspired by circus posters. For the entrenched D&D player in your life, this is going to a really nice, magical adventure. Note that this isn't an introductory product, and the adventure assumes you already know how to play the game and have at least the core rules. There's also a lot to love for veteran players, as characters last seen in the 1980s finally make a return. It's designed to fit into any ongoing 5e campaign, and provides support for the new playable races, creatures, locations, and items you'll stumble across as you journey to the carnival. This is a book full of circus-themed whimsy, and is the first set in the Fairy lands of the Feywild. Introducing the new fairy or Harengon (rabbitfolk) races, it takes players to the Witchlight Carnival and into the Feywild domain of delight, Prismeer. The Wild Beyond the Witchlight is a full adventure designed for levels one through eight. If you wanted to put more detail into your campaign, this is the way to go.

It is a major overhaul of the player character races and includes over 250 new and reworked monsters, complete with full stat blocks. Lastly, Monsters of the Multiverse is a new inclusion that is currently exclusive to the Rules Expansion Gift Set. Tasha's Cauldron of Everything introduces new spells, artifacts, magic tattoos, new subclasses for every class, and the new Artificer. Xanathar's Guide to Everything was the first major expansion to D&D's Fifth Edition and introduces loads of new spells, racial feats, subclasses, traps, and even ways to spend the quiet times between dungeons. It also comes with a DM screen and a collectible box. Xanathar's Guide to Everything, Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, and Monsters of the Multiverse all bring new rules, playable classes, monsters, locations, and weapons to the table. This collection comes with the three expanded rules books, meant more for intermediate players than the Core Rules gift set. This one won't be out in time for the Holidays, but a preorder or an IOU for it will still be an exciting gift!

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