12 Days Of D&D Lets You Get A Free Gift In D&D Beyond Every Day Until December 15
' official online platform, D&D Beyond, is offering all players free gifts daily for the next 12 days in a special holiday promotion called 12 Days of D&D. Launched in 2017, D&D Beyond has served as an all-encompassing game companion for players ever since, offering tools like digital character sheets, virtual tabletops, downloadable campaigns, and online sourcebooks. Basically, it includes everything you need to play using your PC or smartphone, plus lots of extras — but those usually cost money.
This December, though, the official X (formerly Twitter) account announced that players can claim various items from the D&D Beyond shop between December 4 and December 15. Rewards may include things like virtual dice, campaign books, cosmetics, and other collectible goodies. Players do need to have an active D&D Beyond account in order to claim them, but don't need to be subscribed or to make a purchase.
Each day between December 4 and December 15, users can expect to find one free item on the D&D Beyond marketplace. These can be claimed by clicking the link in the Tweet above, or by navigating to the store page and clicking on the "" icon in the storefront.
12 Days of D&D items don't expire — players can log in any time between the day the item drops and the end of the promotion to claim their freebies.
The items you receive each day may vary. For example, day one's item was a virtual set of Sanguine Dice, crimson red dice with a veiny pattern. They're perfect for hot-blooded barbarians, blood magic wizards, or any and all manner of dark, brooding antiheroes. These can be used within D&D Beyond's virtual tabletop for regular in-game dice rolls. Today's reward was , a oneshot campaign for 16th-level adventurers. Inspired bythe supplement, it tasks the party with finding and saving a legendary smith.
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