Awesome D&d

Fans of D&D and other role-playing games, upgrade your dice rolls with this handmade dice tower from Smonex. The cylindrical tower is made from laser-cut wood and acrylic, and has a spiral interior with multiple pathways, ensuring truly random rolls. Its circular landing tray includes three interchangeable designs.

Pacific Puzzle Works presents an incredibly cool and unusual take on the classic 20-sided role-playing die. This 2″ diameter icosahedron-in-a-icosahedron is milled from a solid hunk of 6061-T6 aluminum using a Matsuura MX-330 5-axis milling machine.

Retro Report tells the triumphant tale of the pioneering tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons. Ironically, D&D achieved mainstream success because mass media demonized it, similar to how video games and social media are treated today.

(PG-13: Language) “I’m gonna do a poledance and seduce the dragon.” YouTuber Grant Smith and his buddies re-dubbed an episode of the ’80s cartoon series Dungeons & Dragons as a tabletop roleplaying session.

An educational primer on tabletop RPGs – from its militaristic origins to its offshoots and effects on pop culture. Even if you don’t play tabletops RPGs, if you enjoy fantasy fiction or games, you owe it to yourself to watch this video.

Sprung from the nerdy genius mind of Conner Anderson, here’s an extremely amusing parody of Like A G6 by The Far East Movement – with lots and lots of D&D references. (Thanks, Dylan!)

The Burntwire Brothers rolled the dice by converting their attic into the Ultimate D&D room, but it’s paid off: it sports a strobe and fog machine, D&D movie props, and a portcullis closet.

Score some critical hits while rolling for initiative with this giant Inflatable d20 Die; at 17″ in diameter, anyone on the opposite side of the table may want to do a Jump check.

Available on Amazon VOD in February: The Dungeon Masters documents the lives of three D&D players who each get a chance to play heroes in the real world–sans the dice, of course.

Dreams of 20-sided mana-draining fairies now dance in our head thanks to Monster Manual, a music video by Mixel PIxel dedicated to AD&D; it’s animated by the prolific Dan Meth.

Microsoft’s Surface finds its true calling with this Dungeons & Dragons concept: it’s a dream come true for tabletop gamers with virtual playing fields, although we miss the physical dice.

No need to roll for constitution: despite names like Sneak Attack and Eldritch Blast, Jones’ Dungeons & Dragons Spellcasting Soda sole magical effect is to make you gassy.