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Wizards Tavern: D&D Drinking Game Hits $24.99 on Amazon

Wizards Tavern, a D&D-themed strategy drinking card game for adults, is on sale for $24.99 on Amazon and comes with a free bonus party game.

Wizards Tavern: D&D Drinking Game Hits $24.99 on Amazon

Ever wished your D&D night came with a drink in hand? Well, there's a card game that's basically built for exactly that — and right now it's going cheap.

It's called Wizards Tavern, and it's officially labeled as a strategy drinking card game for adults. Think of it as a D&D-flavored twist on the popular Do or Drink card game — more spell-slinging, less straight-up party chaos. Amazon currently has it on sale for $24.99, and it even throws in an extra party game for free.

So how does it actually play? Pretty straightforward, honestly. The box packs 170 cards full of spellcasters and attacks that every player can use. Your health and mana are tracked through two drinks you'll need to sip to recover, and each one sits on its own included coaster. There's also a set of d20 dice colors representing the eight different wizard types you can pick from.

As a party game, Wizards Tavern is meant for up to eight players, though you can run it with as few as two. The more people you add, the more chaotic things are likely to get. The rules are simple and easy to pick up too, which makes it a solid fit for folks who aren't tabletop gaming veterans and just want to have a good time slinging spells.

Beyond the discount, Amazon is running a promotion that tosses in a free card game. On the product page you'll spot a little note that says "Free bonus item." Click it and you'll find a party game called Don't Copy Me. Just remember: you'll need to add both Wizards Tavern and Don't Copy Me to your cart to actually get the bonus game free at checkout.

If you're the kind of player who loves Dungeons & Dragons and enjoys a drink or two while you play, this one seems like a no-brainer pickup at that price. It's a cheap way to shake up your next game night without needing to learn a whole new rulebook.

Will you be picking up Wizards Tavern for your next party? And what's your go-to drink for a long D&D session? Let us know in the comments.

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