Wander The Woods With These Tree Inspired D&D Accessories
The weather is finally getting good enough to enjoy nature. So, embrace your inner druid with these tree-inspired D&D accessories!
Even if you don’t like hiking or gardening, it’s finally getting nice enough to enjoy being outside again. We’re bringing some of that outdoorsiness to the D&D table with tree-inspired accessories to add to your next adventures. And if you’re playing a druid, some of these may be must-haves.
Tree Goddess Dice Tower
This is one of the most creative D&D accessories I’ve seen in a long time. It’s a dice tower, letting you roll your dice around the tree trunk in a spiral. But the branches will also hold up more than a full set of dice as if they were fruit or blossoms. Positioned at the center is a tree goddess or a dryad. Hopefully, she’ll watch after your dice and bring you good luck.
Wooden Dice
This listing has so many different sets of wooden dice for you to choose from. Some are simple and beautiful, while others come in different colors, with layers, or in different kinds of wood. Personally, I don’t see wooden dice very often. But they’re always pretty and surprisingly unique. And if you have a character who spends a lot of time in the woods, they have a certain “I made these myself between monster encounters” narrative to them.
Evil Ent Mini
Often you’re going to see neutral or even friendly trees in the woods. But what about when you run into an evil tree? Enter the evil tree-ent mini. He’s got a ton of detail and comes unpainted. But this is one tree your players aren’t going to want to encounter in the woods.
Regular Tree Minis
Speaking of the woods, this pack of 65 regular tree minis will let your players get lost in the forest for hours. They can find any number of monsters hidden out there, as well as places to hide or tall trees to climb up for a better view. Sometimes setting minis can help add a lot to your game. And with 64 of these trees of various sizes, you’ll be able to create a very large and very detailed location.
Tree Notebook
Are you taking enough notes during your D&D games? Are you taking any notes? Maybe this binder-style notebook will convince you to get better about it. On the outside, it looks like an old, leatherbound notebook that an adventurer may keep as a diary. But on the inside, this is a six-ring binder you can add more paper to at any time. For when you need more paper to take your notes on. Please. Your DM wants you to take more notes.
Metal “Tree” Dice
If you like the idea of wooden dice, but prefer the feel of metal dice, this set may be the best of both worlds. They look like knotted tree branches with little bits of greenery peeking through. The ends of the various branches even have tree rings you can count. But they are made of zinc-alloy, so they have that nice weight that we love metal dice for.
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