Dark Souls Role Playing Minis Announced (& They Can Be Used For D&D)

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Steamforged Games has announced the first wave of Dark Souls: The RoleplayingGame, all of which can be used for Dungeons & Dragons and other tabletop RPGs. The Dark Souls RPG is compatible with D&D 5e, even though it has its own twists on the system, based on the unique aspects of the video game, such as characters reviving at bonfires upon defeat.

The Dark Souls RPG is set in the land of Lothric, with players able to tell their own stories in the world of the original Dark Souls game. The book contains ten character classes, a new magic system based on the different arcane forms from Dark Souls, a section about running a Dark Souls-themed game, and a bestiary that stats out the creatures from the game. The Dark Souls RPG combines health and stamina into a single resource, called Position, which can be spent on boosting actions, at the cost of the player's own hit points, creating a risk/reward system that differs from D&D 5e.

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The Dark Souls RPG changes aspects of D&D's rules, but the use of a battle map and minis is the same across both games. Steamforged Games has announced the first wave of a line of Dark Souls RPG minis, with pre-orders open now, with the sets launching on July 15. These minis can be used in any tabletop game that uses a battle map or graph paper as a map, including D&D 5e.

The first wave of Dark Souls RPG minis comes in six different sets. The "The Silver and the Dead" set, contains two Silver Knights and two Hollow Soldiers; the "Silver Knight Greatbowmen" set contains four Silver Knight Greatbowmen figures; the third set is "Hollow Crossbowmen", which contains four Hollow Crossbowmen figures; the "Guardian Dragon" set contains one massive