Your game master spends hours building worlds, voicing every villain and forgiving your party for setting the tavern on fire. Again. A thoughtful gift is the least you can do. Here are ideas at every budget.
For the GM who rolls behind the screen
- A signature dice set. Every GM deserves dice that look menacing when the boss monster attacks. Try the Vampiric Bloodline set for gothic campaigns or a heavy metal set for maximum drama.
- A dice tray. Keeps secret rolls on the table and off the floor. Our faux leather trays come in hexagon and square shapes.
- A dice vault. The Dead Man's Chest Sapele wood vault has an engraved skull compass lid, perfect for a pirate or necromancer campaign.
For the GM who deserves a laugh
- Chaotic Neutral ≠ Chaotic Stupid pin: a public service announcement for your party's rogue.
- Dark Lord Mittens pin: every villain needs a fluffy, malevolent companion.
- Roll for Initiative mug: fuel for session prep.
For the GM who plans everything
- A grimoire-style notebook for maps, NPC names and plot twists.
- A playmat to set the mood, or to use as a desk mat during prep.
For the GM who also plays card games
- Deck boxes and travel cases, card sleeves and zippered binders make practical gifts for any collector.
The best gift of all
Show up on time, know your character sheet, and say thank you after the session. Then hand them the dice.
Tip: bundle a dice set, a tray and a pin and you'll clear $49, which gets you free US shipping. Or skip the assembly: the Adventurer's Starter Kit puts the Cthulhu Dreams dice, the Dead Man's Chest vault and a dice-sword pin in one box.