Cubold Gaming Now Has a DnD Collection for Tabletop Players

 

If you have shopped at Cubold Gaming before, you probably know us for replica blasters, wands, and apparel inspired by your favorite games. Today we are adding something a little different. We now have a DnD collection, and it lives in a brand new Table Top section of the main menu.

Tabletop games and video games have always overlapped. Plenty of people who spend their evenings in Baldur's Gate or Skyrim also spend their weekends behind a dungeon master screen. It only made sense to give those players a place to shop for the gear that makes game night better.

This post walks through what is in the DnD collection right now, why we added it, how the maps work with online tabletops, and what is coming next.

What Is in the New Cubold Gaming DnD Collection?

The Table Top section is split into three parts: Maps, Dice Rollers, and Accessories and Cosplay. Maps and Dice Rollers are the first two to go up, and Accessories and Cosplay is next. We plan to keep growing the DnD collection from here.

Digital Battle and Tavern Maps

The Maps part is made up of digital map packs for dungeon masters. They cover battle, dungeon, tavern, and wilderness maps, and every file is a high resolution PNG at 4096 x 4096 pixels, so a single room stays sharp when you zoom in on it.

Right now the lineup includes the Shadows Beneath the Tavern Map Pack and the Dark Encounter Battle Maps Pack. One is built around the most iconic location in any campaign, and the other is built for the fights that come after it.

Monster Dice Rollers

The Dice Rollers part adds some personality to the table. Our monster dice rollers are 3D printed game pieces, and the first four are the Void Watcher, the Undead Hand Dice Roller Tower, the Serpent, and the Tarantula.

They are the kind of thing that sits in the middle of the table and starts conversations before the first roll.

Accessories and Cosplay

This part is still being built out. It is next on the list, and we will share more as products go up.

Section	What You Will Find	Best For
Maps	Digital battle, dungeon, tavern, and wilderness map packs as 4096 x 4096 PNG files	Dungeon masters running sessions on a screen or online tabletop
Dice Rollers	3D printed monster game pieces that work as dice rollers	Players and dungeon masters who want a better looking table
Accessories and Cosplay	On the way, with more details to come	Anyone who wants to dress the part or round out a setup

Why Did Cubold Gaming Add a DnD Collection?

The simple answer is that our customers already play these games. Fantasy is a big part of what we sell. If you shop our Medieval replicas for swords and weapons, or you picked up something from our Baldur's Gate collection, the DnD collection is a natural next stop.

Built for Game Night

A good session comes down to a few simple things: a place for the story to happen, something fun to roll with, and a table that feels like part of the adventure. The Maps and Dice Rollers sections cover the first two, and the table does the rest.

Made to Be Reused

One map pack can serve more than one scene. A single tavern map can be the rough dive bar in the criminal quarter one week and the upscale inn in the merchant district the next. That makes a map pack one of the easier purchases to get long term value from.

A great tabletop night comes down to three things: a place to play in, something to roll with, and a table worth looking at.

How Do the DnD Maps Work With Online Tabletops?

If you run your game on Roll20, Foundry VTT, or Owlbear Rodeo, digital maps fit right in. The Shadows Beneath the Tavern Map Pack includes 10 VTT-ready maps, all pre-aligned to a 30x30 grid, with both gridded and gridless versions. It is optimized for those three platforms with no setup required.

Keeping both versions is handy. Gridless looks better when you want to share the art, and gridded is cleaner when you are actively moving tokens around. You can set up fog of war and dynamic lighting on top of either one to reveal the space as your players move through it.

How Can You Use the DnD Collection to Start a Campaign?

If you are not sure where to start, here is a simple way to build your first few sessions with what is in the collection today:

• Open with the tavern. It is a neutral meeting point where the party can pick up a job and meet the first few characters.
• Bring in the battle maps when the first real fight breaks out and the party needs room to move.
• Put a monster dice roller at the center of the table so everyone has something to look at between turns.
• Reuse the same maps in new places as the story grows, so your players see familiar rooms in a new light.

That mix gives you a setting, a place to fight, and a table that looks the part without a lot of prep.

Who Is the Table Top Section For?

Mostly, it is for dungeon masters. If you are the person who preps the session, draws the rooms, and keeps the story moving, a ready-made map pack saves you hours of work and gives you something polished to put in front of your players.

It is also for players. A dice roller with some personality gives you something to reach for at the table, and the upcoming Accessories and Cosplay section is aimed at anyone who likes to show up to game night in character.

And if you are brand new to tabletop games, starting with one map pack and one dice roller is an easy way to get a first session off the ground without spending much time on setup.

What Is Coming Next for the DnD Collection?

The Table Top menu has plenty of room to grow. Accessories and Cosplay is the next section on the way, and we plan to add more maps and more tabletop pieces over time.

If there is something you would like to see in the Table Top section, whether that is a certain type of map, a different monster, or a piece of gear for your character, let us know. It helps us decide what to build next.

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