D&D Accessories: Roll With Pride

This June brings little bits of Pride month into your tabletop campaigns with one of these colorful accessories celebrating you!

Pride month has just begun. Which means that you have plenty of time to get bright, colorful, and festive as you add any of these pride-filled D&D accessories to your gaming table.

If you’re anything like me, you have a designated backpack for bringing with you to D&D sessions. It has room for all of your dice, books, mini, phone charger, pencils, and your water bottle fits into it just so. Is that bag decorated enough? Would your character want to see more weaponry come with you to game sessions?

These keychains may have you covered. Every keychain has a completely unique design and a pretty funny pun or bit of alliteration, and they all look so good. The shop also has patches, stickers, and enamel pins. So if you don't love the designs but don't use keychains, check out the entire collection.

This definitely isn't the first time I’ve recommended Heartbeat Dice, but honestly, we can't say enough nice things about them. A huge collection of LGBTQ+ dice with a ton of choices for flags and opacity levels, as well as other D&D accessories, and con mystery boxes.

Heartbeat started as Nice Dice and has grown exponentially. They’re Queer and BIPOC owned, known for giving a portion of their sales to LGBTQ+ charities such as Howard Brown Health and The Trevor Project, and have simply top-quality dice. Plus, if you’re looking for something a little different, they also have BLM dice, anime dice, and Autism Acceptance dice as well as new designs cooking up all the time.

Of course, once you buy way too many sets of dice, you’ll need a place to store them all. And this rainbow sherbet-colored jumbo dice bag may be just what the doctor ordered. The bright pastel outside hides a gigantic inside pouch with up to fifteen pockets to keep all of your dice sets separate and organized. Supposedly this bag can hold 210 dice, but that feels like a challenge to me.

I’ve been seeing a lot of options for specialized D&D game notebooks recently. And they are one of those things that can be incredibly useful for pen-and-paper players. The 6×9 notebook has 100 pages including pages for two character sheets, weapons, equipment, spells, and everything else you may need to keep tabs on. The rest of the pages can serve as your campaign notebook. Do you keep detailed notes of your game sessions? Me neither. But we should and this notebook may help.

One of the fastest ways to show people who you are is to literally wear it on your shirt. And this rainbow dice sword shirt will tell the right people exactly who you are. Usually, I pick slightly more subtle designs, but sometimes an official piece of D&D merch is nice to have. The standard logo has a rainbow ombre across, and each die is the color of a different pride flag. It's just a good design all around.

Do you have any pride or rainbow-themed D&D gear? Will any of our top picks make your wishlist? Do you prefer loud pride accessories or more subtle ones? Let us know in the comments!

Happy adventuring!