A new Dungeons & Dragons universe got the cinematic treatment when Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves hit theaters.
The film, set in D&D’s Forgotten Realms campaign setting, is based on the massively popular tabletop roleplaying game, Dungeons & Dragons. Chris Pine, Hugh Grant, and Michelle Rodriguez lead the film’s starry cast.
While you can’t stream it at home yet (but you can catch it in theaters), there are plenty of merchandise tie-ins that you can buy now.
We’ve rounded up D&D products, some new and a few older, in honor of the new release, and you can check them out using the links below.
The line of Diceling toys released for the new D&D movie feature different creatures from the D&D universe that transform from action figures into D20 dice. This one is the panther-like Displacer Beast.
The Themberchaud Diceling transforms from a D20 into a fire-breathing dragon.
With a name like Dungeons & Dragons, there has to be more than one dragon, right? This one, Rakor, is black with green accents.
Mimic is more of a … mouth than a creature, but nevertheless, convert it into a D20 in just eight steps.
Owlbear is pretty self-explanatory — the body of a bear, head and wings of an owl.
Edgin, played by Chris Pine, is a Bard shown here with his lute.
Hugh Grant plays Forge, a politician with a mysterious con man past.
Xenk, the movie’s Paladin (aka knight), is played by Regé-Jean Page.
Doric is a tiefling druid who calls on nature and animals as part of her natural abilities. In the film, she’s played by Sophia Lillis.
Justice Smith brings Simon, a half-elf sorcerer, to life.
Holga, complete with her battle axe, is a barbarian. Michelle Rodriguez plays the tough fighter in Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.
This book is the official behind-the-scenes companion to the new movie. Featuring cast and crew interviews, set photos, and concept art, fall even deeper into the worldbuilding and storytelling of Dungeons & Dragons.
Did watching Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves make you interested in actually playing a D&D campaign? This starter kit includes all of the rulebooks you’ll need, plus a privacy screen for your Dungeon Master.
This official prequel to the movie follows Edgin and his team of heisters.
Another prequel, this one for young adults, follows the tiefling druid Doric.
The gelatinous cube toy comes with a handful of accessories that can be put inside and “suspended” in the substance. Additionally, all of the character action figures were designed to fit inside the cube.
This 6-inch Edgin action figure includes a knife and his lute, of course.
This Forge action figure comes with tools and weapons befitting his Roguish class.
Get this Simon action figure, which includes a helmet and one of his weapons.
You can’t have Holga without her battle axe, so of course, it’s included with her action figure.
Monopoly goes all D&D with this board game, inspired by and featuring locations from the new film.
Yahtzee, another dice game, gets a D&D makeover. You can also use this dice tower during D&D campaigns!
Instead of a murder, Dungeons & Dragons clue implores players to figure out which character has been replaced by a devil in disguise and where inside the realm they may be hiding.
This Monopoly board uses monsters and dragons instead of locations in the classic game of buying and selling.
Show off your vast D&D knowledge with this game of Trivial Pursuit, which features 1,800 questions in the following categories: Dungeons & Adventures, Monsters, History, Cosmology, Characters, and Magic & Miscellany.