DAGGERHEART - CORE SET

The road is long, the fire is warm, and every great tale begins with a table full of dreamers. Daggerheart: Core Set is a tabletop roleplaying game built for epic, heartfelt adventures, where your group shapes not only its heroes, but the very world they wander. Easy enough to learn without losing its depth, it’s a fine companion for storytellers who want a game that welcomes new hands to the dice while still offering enough richness to carry a campaign for many moons.

At the heart of the set lies a lavishly illustrated hardcover rulebook of nearly 300 pages, packed with everything needed to bring a world to life. Inside are rules for creating characters and a shared setting, running adventures, and crafting encounters and campaigns as a game master. It also offers detailed guidance on GM craft, player best practices, worldbuilding, campaign building, and tutorial examples of play, the sort of material that helps turn a good story into one worth retelling over ale long after the session ends. The set also includes dynamic adversaries and environments, from the Immortal Crab of the Solsunk Sea to the schemes and sharp tongues of the Baronial Court.

Alongside the book is a sturdy magnetic box holding 279 beautifully illustrated cards, giving players and game masters a handsome spread of tools for play and character building. These include 18 Ancestry Cards, 2 sets of 9 Community Cards, 54 Subclass Cards, and 189 Domain Cards, all ready to help shape heroes, powers, and the paths they walk.

What’s in the box:

• Nearly 300-page illustrated hardcover rulebook
• Rules for characters, shared worldbuilding, adventures, encounters, and campaigns
• Guidance for GMs and players, plus tutorial examples of play
• Dynamic adversaries and environments
• 279 illustrated cards in a magnetic storage box:
  • 18 Ancestry Cards
  • 2 sets of 9 Community Cards
  • 54 Subclass Cards
  • 189 Domain Cards

A fine set for the table that likes its adventures grand, its heroes heartfelt, and its stories forged together instead of handed down.