Spellbook Cards: Arcane (Dungeons & Dragons)

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.

Great Product

First I'm a DnD fan but I'm no expert. The number of spell cards blew my mind, so many interesting possibilities and chances! The cards are also relatively thick and seem to be able to weather use in a fairly good manner.The text is somewhat small but not a deal-breaker and there are some cards that point to a book, I believe that it's Player Handbook, so if you don't have that resource at hand, that might be an issue.Other than that is a great resource and I think I might get the other sets (Bard, Paladin, Cleric, etc) in the future.

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.

Great for a quick reference on how the spells work but don't have all the info. For example flaming sphere doesn't mention that you can hit an enemy with the sphere while moving it as a bonus action, which is an important detail. Other than some spells missing some information it's a great product!

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

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.

Yes, these cards tell you what you will find in the PHB but these are great to have as quick references. You can put them in collectable books made for them (I filled up 5 so far). They are handy in many ways. For example, when my wizard player chooses her spells for the day, I can take out the cards and have just those at my side when I DM. When she uses one of them, I can set the card aside; this helps to keep track regardless of how chaotic battle gets.