366-page hardcover rulebook with detailed character creation, worldbuilding, and campaign guidance for immersive gameplay
279 illustrated cards including 18 ancestry, 2 sets of 9 community, 54 subclass, and 189 domain cards for deep customization
Securely clasped card box with magnet for easy organization and transport
Digital access to rulebook and cards via Demiplane Daggerheart Nexus Edition for flexible play
Interactive digital tools and searchable rules for streamlined GM and player experience
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Daggerheart is a tabletop roleplaying game of epic and heartfelt tales of adventure, tuned uniquely by your group for maximum f
I’m new to TTRPG and decided to go for DnD and Daggerheart as my first entries.
The Core Set arrived fast and was nicely packaged, arriving in pristine condition. The book itself is well written and full of nice art, same for the cards. The campaign frames are really nice to start with.
My only wish is for a Starter Set, because my first problem was buying additional dice, and the confusion about what else I needed (like the proper dice, class card sets, maps, tokens, a solo campaign to learn and do character creation).
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Rowan · 16 days ago
bought as a first time GM, i find it easy to pick up, i have several ideas for one-shots and campaign already. the art is lovely, the system, classes, adversaries looks nice and interesting so far.
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Zoltán · August 25, 2026
First impressions
I've read most of the book. I also ran Sablewood Messangers quickstart adventure. My players loved it, especially being involved in worldbuilding and streamlined combat. I think this game really shines in the hands of narrative-focused players and would probably fall apart a bit for min-maxing, tactical players who love to create the most optimal builds. Also, the spotlight mechanic is both blessing and a curse. When all players are the type of people who like to share, it's awesome! But I feel like it would be annoying if at least one player was hogging it. Fortunately, it wasn't the case at my table, everyone really enjoyed it. So much that I planned 2 more sessions of the adventure for different players. I'm hoping to launch a campaign soon! Beast Feast campaign frame really spoke to me! I love cooking, so does some of my players. And those who don't, have artsy skills so they'll definitely love to make a nice-looking cookbook :)