The next set is now available and it is going to be very tempting for players who like a nice weighty die roll. The first wave of offerings included a colorful pigment pack and some very stylized Magic: The Gathering Theros-themed dice. The tool offers a free set of basic dice, so purchasing the different styles and skins is definitely optional and solely an aesthetic change (don't expect more critical hits on purchased dice or anything like that). RELATED: Dungeons and Dragons - How Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden Is Different From Other 5e Adventures
Obviously, this means there's a whole new world of dice skin purchases that players can make to customize the effect that comes along with their rolls. Although some players will always prefer to physically roll dice for their attacks, saves, checks, and damage DnD Beyond recently released a new feature that allows any roll to happen with the simple click of a button on the character sheet. The digital toolbox for 5e Dungeons and Dragons offers players an online spot to manage their character sheets, encounters, and read up on all the source material (assuming they are willing to purchase it digitally or have a dungeon master with content sharing enabled).
Video conferencing tools have helped make the transition to remote D&D a lot easier, but another major tool that has aided many dungeon masters and players is DnD Beyond.
Dungeons and Dragons players around the world have had to transition to Discord and Zoom-based gaming sessions over the last four months or so and many players have found creative ways to keep their campaigns going without getting together in person to roll dice and role play.
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