Dungeons & Dragons

Dungeons & Dragons is the game that launched the modern tabletop hobbyand Noble Knight has been one of the most dedicated sources for D&D materials across every edition. We carry everything from the original 1974 White Box to the latest 2024 revised core rulesincluding newusedand out-of-print items. Every edition is represented including OD&D and Basic1st Edition2nd Edition3.0 and 3.54th Edition and 5th Edition. TSRWizards of the Coastminiatures from WizkidsRal ParthaGrenadier and every big and small publisher that has produced content for D&D is represented in our selection which is the Largest in the World.

Our buyers are well-versed in D&D edition historywhich means we can reliably identify printingsdistinguish first editions from later reprintsand grade fragile older materials appropriately. If you're completing a collectionsourcing a specific printingor just looking for a solid used copy of a module you ran years agowe know what you're looking for and we grade to match.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dungeons & Dragons was originally published by TSRInc. (Tactical Studies Rules)which was created by Gary Gygax and Dan Kaye. TSR grew and was bought by Wizards of the Coast (best known for creating Magic the Gathering). They were later bought by Hasbro. Howeverit is important to point out that D&D can be made by anyone. There are many other publishers and self-publishing authors that release books and accessories to be used with D&D. For exampleif you ever see a title with '5e' in itthat denotes that the material is designed to be played with D&D 5th Edition.
Noble Knight carries every edition of Dungeons & Dragons ever published: Original D&D (1974 white box and supplements)Holmes Basic D&D (1977)Moldvay/Cook Basic/Expert (1981)BECMI sets (1983-1986)Rules Cyclopedia (1991)AD&D 1st Edition (1977-1989)AD&D 2nd Edition (1989-1999)D&D 3rd Edition (2000)D&D 3.5 (2003-2007)D&D 4th Edition (2008-2013)D&D 5th Edition 2014 (2014-2024)and D&D 5th Edition 2024 (current). We also carry retroclones and third-party D&D-compatible systems like Castles & CrusadesLabyrinth Lordand Swords & Wizardry. Our inventory includes core rulebooksadventure modulescampaign settingsbox setsaccessoriesminiaturesand ephemera from every era. Product listings clearly indicate editionprintingand condition.
YesNoble Knight stocks D&D-branded miniatures from multiple manufacturers and eras: TSR lead miniatures from the 1970s-1990sRal Partha official D&D linesGrenadier AD&D miniaturesWizards of the Coast prepainted plastic miniatures (D&D Miniatures skirmish game 2003-2010)WizKids Icons of the Realms prepainted miniatures (2014-present)WizKids Deep Cuts unpainted miniaturesand Gale Force Nine's D&D lines. We also carry D&D accessories including dice setsdice towerscharacter sheetscard sleevesminiature casesbattle mapsgrid matsterrain piecesand condition rings. Historic TSR-era metal miniatures are particularly collectible. Modern prepainted lines include complete setsboosterssinglesand rare promotional figures.
YesNoble Knight regularly stocks original TSR modules from D&D's earliest erasincluding the legendary 'lettered' series (S1 Tomb of HorrorsS2 White Plume MountainS3 Expedition to the Barrier Peaks)numbered B-series Basic D&D modules (B1B2 Keep on the Borderlands)A-series (Slavers)G-series (Against the Giants)D-series (Drow)I-series (Ravenloft)T-series (Temple of Elemental Evil)and dozens of others. These 40-50 year old products range from reading copies to near-mint collectibles. Prices reflect rarityconditionand printing (first printings command premium prices). Our TSR module inventory changes constantly from collection acquisitions. Serious collectors should check regularly or set up want-list alerts.
D&D 5th Edition books have gone through multiple printings with corrections and errata incorporated. The core rules remain the samebut later printings include fixes for typosclarified wordingcorrected spell descriptionsand updated monster stat blocks. For most playersany printing works fine-differences are minor. Collectors and completists often seek first printingsidentified by print codes on the copyright page. Noble Knight product listings indicate printing when known. Major differences exist between the 2014 and 2024 versions of 5E-those are effectively different editions with substantial rules changesnot just printings.
YesNoble Knight carries comprehensive D&D campaign settings and supplements from every edition. For AD&D: Forgotten Realms (grey box and all supplements)GreyhawkDragonlanceDark SunPlanescapeSpelljammerBirthrightRavenloftAl-QadimKara-TurMazticaand others. For D&D 3E/3.5E: Forgotten RealmsEberronGreyhawk materialsand extensive third-party d20 content. For D&D 4E: Points of Light settingsForgotten RealmsEberronDark Sun revival. For D&D 5E: Forgotten Realms materialsEberron RisingRavenloft Van Richten's GuideSpelljammer revivalPlanescape revivalDragonlance revivalall adventure hardcoversas well as an ever-growing assortment of third-party 5e content. Both current and out-of-print materials are available.