Dungeons & Dragons is about to change the game with the release of D&D: World of Warcraft, and the book itself won't be the only product to bring the two franchises together. For starters, dungeon masters can invest in a new Icecrown Citadel map pack and a couple of miniature sets to make running encounters at the tabletop a bit easier and more immersive.
Those might not be as attractive to players as they are to DMs, but the upcoming releases don't stop there. The latest reveal should have a wider appeal, bringing a new set of officially licensed dice to D&D.
Dice manufacturer Sirius is getting in on the fun with some dice sets themed around World of Warcraft, officially bearing the Dungeons & Dragons x World of Warcraft license. Alliance fans can invest in a blue "For the Alliance" set, while those loyal to the Horde can opt for the red "For the Horde" counterpart.
Both sets retail for $39.99, so they're not quite as affordable as picking up a plastic case of Chessex dice at your local game store. They are, however, quite attractive, with sharp edges, glittering flakes, and rich swirls of dye. The highest number on each...
