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Lady Alustriel Silverhand, Kas as Mordenkainen, and a Necromancer Wizard: three Rares from D&D Icons of the Realms: Vecna: Eve of Ruin, plus a quick guide to the 40-figure set.

A Drider, a glow-in-the-dark Adult Oblex, and an Alhoon: three Rares from D&D Icons of the Realms: Underdark Expeditions, plus a quick guide to the 44-figure set and its DungeonGlo paint.

A Mind Flayer, a towering Stone Giant, and a Guard Drake: our picks from D&D Icons of the Realms: Return of the Dragons, the remastered Tyranny of Dragons set, plus a quick guide to it.

A Unicorn, a suit of Powered Armor, and a trio of Clay Golems: our picks from D&D Icons of the Realms: Quests from the Infinite Staircase, plus a quick guide to the 45-figure set.

Mephistopheles' first-ever miniature, a velstrac Eremite, and Aesra the Legion Archon: three Rares from Pathfinder Battles: Planar Perils, plus a quick guide to the 47-figure set.

A slime demon, a spider spirit, and a vampire lord: three figures from Pathfinder Battles: Fearsome Forces that work just as well at a D&D table, plus a quick guide to the 18-figure set.

The Erinyes, the towering Eyedrake, and the Bullywug Royal: three Rares from D&D Icons of the Realms: Monster Menagerie Revisited, plus a quick guide to WizKids' update of a 2016 favorite.

A Killer Whale bursting from the ice, a Crag Cat, and a pack of wolves: our favorite beasts from D&D Icons of the Realms: Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden, plus a quick guide to the set.

A mimic disguised as a raft, a Star Spawn Seer, and a Firbolg Archdruid: three Rares from D&D Icons of the Realms: Ghost Light, plus a quick guide to the 46-figure swamp-and-haunted-bog set.

Sammaster, the Werewyvern, and a Large Wyvern: three standout Rares from D&D Icons of the Realms: Adventures in Faerûn, plus a quick guide to the new 46-figure Forgotten Realms set.

A Paladin in Hell plus both versions of Acererak: three standout figures from WizKids' D&D 50th Anniversary Icons of the Realms set, with a quick guide to its 60 figures, the 1E/5E pairs, and the secret-rare chase figures.

The tunnel narrows. The coins stop looking like scattered treasure and start looking like a warning. Somewhere beyond the torchlight, something enormous takes a breath. Suddenly, the party’s carefully rehearsed plan—“we go in and see what happens”—feels a little underdeveloped. Dragon Delves puts Dungeons & Dragons’ most iconic creatures at the center of the adventure. This 192-page anthology contains ten dragon-themed adventures spanning character levels 1–12, featuring the

Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen takes characters from levels 1–11 into Krynn’s wartime story. It also introduces kender to fifth-edition play and includes Lunar Sorcery, along with backgrounds and feats connected to its setting.

Quests From the Infinite Staircase collects six classic adventures remastered for fifth-edition play. The anthology brings older scenarios to a new table, with the Infinite Staircase providing a way to connect very different destinations.

Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel collects thirteen standalone adventures for levels 1–14. The Radiant Citadel, a city in the Ethereal Plane, connects the collection’s varied settings and stories inspired by the writers’ connections to real-world cultures and folklore.

Keys From the Golden Vault collects thirteen heist-centered adventures for levels 1–11. Its standalone missions can become a change of pace within an ongoing campaign or the basis for a group that enjoys planning and executing risky jobs.

Spelljammer: Adventures in Space collects three books: the Astral Adventurer’s Guide, Boo’s Astral Menagerie, and Light of Xaryxis. Together they provide setting and player material, a bestiary, and an adventure for taking fifth-edition D&D into Wildspace and the Astral Sea.

The Making of Original Dungeons & Dragons: 1970–1977 is a history volume built around rare documents and early material. It includes facsimiles of original publications, a draft of the original game, correspondence, and historical commentary by Jon Peterson.

Bigby Presents: Glory of the Giants explores giant lore, societies, and adventure possibilities. It includes giant-themed character material such as the Path of the Giant barbarian, alongside tools for DMs bringing these immense figures into a campaign.

Hoard of the Dragon Queen is the opening adventure in the Tyranny of Dragons storyline. It introduces the Cult of the Dragon’s dangerous plans and takes a new party into a conflict that continues in The Rise of Tiamat.