Spellbook Cards: Arcane (Dungeons & Dragons)

I don't know much about DND but I got these for my son and he was very happy with them.

Great Product

Has all the warlock, wizard, and sorcerer cards that arent in the other class decks already. doesnt contain any of the tashas updates, so youll have to get those separately.

I have had an interest in playing a wizard, but the constant flipping between the index and the spell descriptions in the players handbook when trying to choose spells was a deterrent. This deck allows you to lay all of the spells out in front of you for easy reference and comparison. They are also very high quality. I was expecting playing-card like thickness, but these are far thicker and durable. Well done.

Has every spell listed in the back of the Player’s Handbook for Sorcerer, Warlock, and Wizards. There were a few Warlock specific cards from the sub-classes as well. The package arrived with some damage and a few of the cards were a little bent in the one corner, otherwise it was what I had hoped for.

This set of cards costs about double what it does for the class card sets, but it has about 6 times as many cards in it. It was $15 when I bought it. This and the Xanathar set filled a whole Magic the Gathering Fat Pack on their own, and then my Ranger and Martial decks are in a commander deck box with room to spare.These come in the box as two plastic wrapped bricks, and they like to stick together at the start. I squeezed each brick of cards into a rainbow shape to separate them a little before looking through them, and would recommend doing the same.They feel like playing card material so you probably don't need to sleeve them. You can if you want, and standard sleeves fit them, but to save time maybe just do the ones you're using in a current campaign.

I'm so glad I bought these. My hubby gave me a card-holding "spellbook" for my birthday that came with blank cards to fill in with spell details and notes. I found this set of cards and saved myself from days of writer's cramps.The spell cards come organized by level and the back of each card is labelled with the spell's level. 0 for cantrips and up from there. There are also blank spell cards for each level in case you need to add one from another class that isn't included in the box or if you have a spell from alternate rules.I like to pre-plan what spells I'm going to learn at my next level-up and put them in the front of the box. It definitely shortens the time to update my info for the level-up.

These make it so much easier to run any sort of caster. Being able to have all the spells and their effects, range, duration, saving throws etc. at your finger tips, instead of having to look it up online or in a book, is a tremendous time saver. Very much worth the money in my eyes.