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Dungeons & & Dragons has actually partnered with UK post office Royal Mail to produce a line of D&D stamps and various other product to commemorate the parlor game’s 50th wedding anniversary.
A line of 14 stamps are readily available to preorder today, July 11, 2024, and will certainly introduce completely on July 25. Precious D&D musician Wayne Reynolds showed the collection, that includes renowned beasts such as a Red Dragon, Owlbear, Vecna, Gelatinous Dice, Mind Flayer, Mimic, Displacer Monster, and Observer.
The continuing to be 6 stamps stand for heroes of The Forgotten Realms, apparently a tiefling rogue, fifty percent fairy poet, gnome cleric, fairy competitor, dwarf paladin, and extreme wizard.
Royal Mail has lots of various other items available, consisting of myriad posterized variations of the stamps setting you back approximately ₤ 150 (around $190). The conventional stamp collection prices ₤ 15.40 (around $20), nevertheless, while article cards, minimal version collection agency’s publications, and medal covers are all readily available on the Royal Mail store as well.
D&D’s 50th wedding anniversary parties are additionally introducing the very first adjustment to the Core Rulebooks in a years as fifth Version regulations change to One D&D regulations. It formally starts September 17, 2024 with the Gamer’s Manual however will not introduce completely till the Dungeon Master’s Overview and Beast Hand-operated show up on November 12, 2024 and February 18, 2025 specifically.
Author Wizards of the Coastline has actually additionally revealed the most significant mini booster collection ever before to commemorate the wedding anniversary and has actually been gradually however certainly sharing bits of details regarding the brand-new regulations as well.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance press reporter. He’ll speak about The Witcher all the time.
