Best Amazon Prime Day D&D deals 2024

❘ Updated: 2024-07-17T09:33:10

Wizards of The Coast

Amazon Prime Day is finally here, and it has brought all kinds of fresh deals for Dungeons & Dragons books and gear that will help you up your game.

While a new set of D&D rulebooks are on the way, they’re all backward compatible with every official product released since 5E debuted in 2014. As such, anything you buy during the Prime Day sales will work with the new trio of rulebooks.

To participate in Prime Day, you’ll need a subscription to Amazon Prime or use a free trial, giving you access to countless deals.

Best deal: Spelljammer: Adventures in Space

Spelljammer: Adventures in Space is -45% off during Prime Day, marking a huge saving on this collection. Those looking to explore the D&D cosmos will want to nab this deal as soon as possible.

Save $31 at Amazon

Deal status: Available

The Spelljammer campaign setting takes D&D to outer space, but instead of futuristic spaceships, characters sail the stars on magical sailing ships. Those who have played Baldur’s Gate 3 will already be familiar with a Spelljammer ship as you start the game trapped on a Mind Flayer vessel.

Spelljammer: Adventures in Space consists of three books: Astral Adventurer’s Guide, which provides new races and background options for interstellar characters; Boo’s Astral Menagerie, detailing the monsters of the setting; and Light of Xaryxis, a pulp sci-fi-inspired adventure set across space. Together, these books give you everything you need to make the perfect D&D spacefaring campaign.

Best D&D book Prime Day deals

Baldur’s Gate: Descent Into Avernus ($16.96 off)
Want to know what kicked off the events in Baldur’s Gate 3? Check out its prequel D&D campaign. Baldur’s Gate: Descent Into Avernus involves the city of Elturel being dragged into the fiery realm of Avernus, with players forced to descend into the Nine Hells to save its trapped citizens. This campaign will take the party from levels 1-13, where they’ll face hordes of Devils in battle.

Candlekeep Mysteries ($27.96 off)
Set in the biggest library in the Forgotten Realms, Candleep Mysteries is an adventure anthology with stories that can be woven into a larger campaign. Each adventure is tied to a mysterious book, sending the players on journeys throughout the land and across the universe.

Critical Role Presents: Call of the Netherdeep ($29.96 off)
Those who want to explore the world of Exandria from the Critical Role web series can do so in this epic adventure. Call of the Netherdeep takes players from levels 3-12, as they go on a continent-spanning adventure and even face a powerful rival enemy party along the way.

D&D Essentials Kit ($10 off)
This is an amazing product for true beginners who want a cheap way to try out D&D with their friends. The D&D Essentials kit comes with a set of dice, the Dragon of Icespire Peak beginner adventure, a rulebook designed for level 1-6 characters, a poster map, and a set of cards detailing all of the characters & items the players will encounter on their first epic adventure.

Dungeons & Dragons: Acquisitions Incorporated ($26.96 off)
Made famous by the creators of Penny Arcade, this comedic adventure runs from levels 1-6 and will take players on madcap adventures, as they create their own Acquisitions Incorporated franchise, and are tasked with making as much money as they can, all through legitimate and totally legal means, of course.

Dungeons & Dragons Core Rulebook Gift Set ($100.96 off)
While the new D&D 5E core rulebooks are on the way, they’ll still be compatible with the old content. As such, you can still make the most of this boxset, which comes with a Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, Monster Manual, and DM screen, all in a handy slipcase to carry it all in. This is a huge savings on all of this content and is a great gift for someone looking to try DMing for the first time.

Eberron: Rising from the Last War ($20.96 off)
This campaign takes players to the world of Eberron, where science and magic mingle together in a way that’s unique to the D&D multiverse. This book introduces new races for players to pick and features the first appearance of the mighty Artificer class, who also merge magic and warfare together.

Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons ($27.96 off)
A perfect book for both players and DMs, Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons chronicles the wyrms of the D&D multiverse. Not only does it provide a much-needed boost for the Dragonborn race, but it introduces powerful new draconic-themed subclasses and spells. There’s also a ton of info about dragons for DMs, along with stats for new foes to unleash on your party.

Keys from the Golden Vault ($27.96 off)
Not all adventures have to be about slaying mighty dragons and rescuing princesses. Keys from the Golden Vault is an adventure anthology centered around heists, where players have to break into locations and steal an item of value, which can all be adapted into an Ocean’s Eleven-style campaign. This book contains thirteen adventures, running from levels 1-11.

Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse ($22.96 off)
This book updates a ton of content that was released early on in D&D 5E’s lifespan. Not only does it strengthen all of the monstrous playable races, like the Aasimar, Goblin, and Yuan-Ti, but it boosts monsters from earlier books, and introduces a ton of new ones for players to face.

Phandelver & Below: The Shattered Obelisk ($31.96 off)
The original D&D Starter Set was a huge hit, so its intro adventure was expanded into a full campaign. Phandelver & Below: The Shattered Obelisk transforms The Lost Mine of Phandelver into an exciting cosmic horror-themed campaign, with players uncovering a mystery that has been woven through ever 5E adventure.

Princes of the Apocalypse ($20 off)
One of the earliest D&D 5E adventures, Princes of the Apocalypse is a level 1-15 campaign that pits players against the servants of the Elder Elemental Eye and prevents the end of the world.

Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything ($20.96 off)
Easily the best sourcebook for D&D 5E, Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything not only officially adds the magical Iron Man-style Artificer class to the core rules, but it features a ton of amazing subclasses, Feats, and spells that boost the existing classes. The changes to character creation rules introduced in the book have also become D&D standard, even in Baldur’s Gate 3, making it a vital purchase.

The Wild Beyond the Witchlight ($26.96 off)
It all starts with a night at the carnival gone awry, as players find themselves lost in the mysterious Feywild, on a mission to save a fairy kingdom from its wicked rulers. The Wild Beyond the Witchlight is a fantastic campaign for new players that runs from levels 1-8, with options for pacifist runs for those who prefer roleplaying over combat.

The Young Adventurer’s Collection ($18.62 off)
This box set contains four books intended to ignite the imaginations of kids around the world. The books include Monsters & Creatures (a look at the monsters of the D&D multiverse), Warriors & Weapons (tales of the great heroes and the items they use), Dungeons & Tombs (visiting the most dangerous locations in the game), and Wizards & Spells (detailing magic in all of its forms.)

Tyranny of Dragons ($25.96 off)
Combining two existing campaigns (Hoard of the Dragon Queen and The Rise of Tiamat), this mega-adventure pits players against Tiamat, the evil goddess of dragons, whose cult is causing havoc across the world. Tyranny of Dragons features reworked versions of its two original campaigns, integrating them into a story that will take players from levels 1-15.

Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft ($20.96 off)
Only the bravest or unluckiest adventuring parties will find themselves trapped in one of the Domains of Dread: terrible pocket dimensions ruled by mighty darklords in the Ravenloft campaign setting. This book contains everything you need for Ravenloft campaign, including new horror-themed races and subclasses to give players a fighting chance.

Best D&D dice & accessories deals

D&D Forgotten Realms Laeral Silverhand’s Explorer’s Kit ($11.96 off)
Those who are looking to adventure in the Forgotten Realms can do so in style, thanks to this crystal blue & white dice set. Not only do you get every dice you need to play D&D, but it comes with a felt-lined box for storage/rolling, as well as a map of the Sword Coast and character cards detailing iconic figures from the setting.

Ultra Pro – Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Dice Tower ($10 off)
Playing a class that rolls a lot of dice? Are you the kind of DM who loves inspiring fear in your party? This officially licensed Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves dice tower lets you roll many dice in style while being compact enough to fit in your game bag.

Ultra PRO – Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Foldable Dice Tray ($6.2 off)
Need something to stop your dice from flying off the table during an excited combat roll? This officially licensed foldable dice tray provides a safe area to make your rolls and is easily collapsable when storing it.

Ultra Pro – Dungeons & Dragons Red Dragon Gamer Pouch ($4 off)
You’ll need something to carry all of your dice and small tokens. This adorable officially licensed Red Dragon gamer pouch can keep all of your stuff safe while also doubling as a giant mini that will scare any players that see it dropped on the field.