"Embracing Chaos" - D&D: The Deck Of Many Things & Book Of Many Things Review
2023 may well be known as the year wholly embraced chaos, and boxed set helps exemplify that. It seems like most of the year, 5e has leaned into the strange and chaotic possibilities the TTRPG can offer, with releases like,, and now all allowing players to have fun in the mayhem of the multiverse. Of all of these, however, bundle may best illustrate just how fun all that randomness and chance can be in 5e.
Based on the in-game item originally from, 5e's physical is made up of over sixty cards that can be beneficial or disastrous, adding an element of randomness to any session. The box set also includes, a new sourcebook that includes player options, magic items, and more. The 192-page book, like bundle, is available in digital and physical form, with early access on D&D Beyond having already begun on October 31, 2023. However, some of the items are only part of the physical set.
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bundle includes the following:
The Deck of Many Things Bundle
Physical Only
Digital Only
Hardcover Sourcebook
Hardcover Sourcebook
Digital Sourcebook
Hardcover Guidebook
Hardcover Guidebook
Digital Dice Set (pre-order)
66 Card Set
66 Card Set
Digital Frames & Backdrops (pre-order)
Custom Box
Custom Box
Digital Sourcebook
Digital Dice Set (pre-order)
Digital Frames & Backdrops (pre-order)
The bundle is priced at $109.99, with current discounts often sitting at around $99.99 ahead of its full release. However, for those only interested in, the digital copy is currently listed as $29.99, offering a more affordable option.
As a sourcebook, provides a lot of what players and DMs have come to expect from 5e. There are new stat blocks — including
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