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The Best D&D Mugs, Goblets, and Chalices

Snacks and drinks during gameplay are essential, so add a bit of fun to your hydration schedule with these D&D mugs, goblets, and chalices.

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The game is all prepped and ready to go. Now, you just have to get ready to grab some new D&D mugs, goblets, and chalices for your table. Beverages are a necessary component of a Dungeons & Dragons game after all and you need the perfect drinking vessel to match the vibes.

There is a lot of talking that goes on over the course of a D&D game that can last anywhere from one to nine hours. Any more than that and you’re party might be in the danger zone of fatigue and an overall lack of food breaks. However, while you are at the table, little snacks and drinks are vital components of gameplay and the right dishware really ties the game together. D&D mugs, goblets, and chalices are the best way to add a bit of fun to your hydration schedule. I promise it’s worth it.

For my own game, I made my party hand-thrown individualized ceramic mugs with their names on them. No one got their drinks mixed up at the table and everyone stayed reasonably hydrated. I think everyone deserves a nice little D&D mug for their game too. It is equal parts whimsical and practical. So, now it really is time for you to get your own.

Tears of My Players Ceramic Mug

A white mug with the words tears of my players D&D written on it sat on a book in front of a couch and a plant.

Any Dungeon Master knows sometimes the price of a good game is player sadness. This tongue-in-cheek ceramic mug is not only very cute, it’s also accurate. $29

You Can Certainly Try Nat 1 Frosted Glass Mug

A You Can Certainly Try Frosted Glass Mug on a woden table in front of nuts and grain.

I am a big fan of embracing failure. Sometimes you roll a nat 1 and, if you have this mug, at least your drink supports you. $40

Pearl Dice Filled Glasses

Four glasses on a black background. A shot glass with a green die, a mug with purple dice, a stemless wine glass with red dice and a whisky glass with white dice from left to right.,

I love that these glasses are entirely customizable from the type of dice to the glass shape. $35+

Handmade Green Ceramic D20 Mug

Handmade Green Ceramic 12 oz. D20 Spiral Handle Mug in front of a wooden background with sticks.

Whenever you have a chance to buy a handmade ceramic mug for D&D you should get it immediately. I just know holding this 12 oz. mug will be so satisfying and I am in love with the golden green glaze. $40

Customizable Nat 20 D&D Mug

A white ceramic mug with a pink handle and interior has a 20 sided dice in front of flowers on the side. It sits on a book and a wooden table.

Although I am personally a fan of pink, this mug comes in a variety of colors and gives buyers the ability to add custom text as well. $26+

D&D metal dice goblet with Leather Band

DND inspired Metal Goblet Wrapped with Leather Band

I can admit this goblet is overly extravagant, but it’s too metal to not be included. $115+

Handmade Ceramic D&D Dice Mug

A Yellow and white handmade Ceramic Mug with dice painted on the bottom half sits on a table with a set of 7 dnd dice in front of woden drawers.

As a ceramicist, I can assure you the cup-to-handle size ratio on this mug is stunning. The jaunty dice also make it perfect for any D&D game. $45

Handmade Ceramic Mug with D20 Emblem

A blue and purple ceramic mug with a natural 20 on a 20 sided dice on the front sits on white fabric.

The shape of this handmade mug with the nat 20 emblem on the front brings good energy to any table. Just imagine sipping some hot chocolate out of a well-formed mug like that. $35+

Handmade Ceramic Chalice

A green, brown, and blue ceramic goblet sit on a wooden table in front of a yard.

Who doesn’t love a good ceramic chalice? These hand-thrown beauties will work wonderfully for D&D. $35

Handmade Dragon Mug

Three purple mugs set in a triangle to form a single dragon sit on a white background.

Where would D&D be without its dragons? These 16 oz handmade ceramic dragon mugs are amazing. Each dragon is hand-carved and the maker gives buyers the option to vary the dragon placement based on handedness. $48

I hope you liked some of these D&D mugs, goblets, and chalices. If you are looking for more D&D goodies, try checking out these D&D dice rollers, these D&D gifts, or these D&D maps.