ENHANCE Tabletop DnD Bag - RPG Adventurer's Dungeons and Dragons Accessories Bag with Miniatures Storage, Mat Holder, DnD Dice & Token Pockets, Fits 4-8 Books, DM's Guide, Player's Handbook (Black)

I was able to stuff three manuals, a single subject notebook, a foldable dice tower, a bunch of character sheets, and my Surface tablet with room to spare in the main part of the bag.The foam figurine holder in the top compartment is removable, and perfect for my dice case. If I need the figurine holder at some point, the compartments in the foam look big enough to hold a set of average size dice anyway.The two side zipper pockets are deep and perfect for smaller sized notebooks, and the front zipper pocket will hold just about any other supplies you might need. In mine, I have a few sets of pens, highlighters, mechanical pencils, erasers, page markers, sticky notes, and a tall sketch pad sitting on its side. I could easily put a lot more in it if I needed to, as everything except the sketch pad fits right in the built-in pencil case compartment.With all of that weight, the straps hold up great, though I feel like the bag will last a lot longer if it’s carried long distances by the cross-body strap. By all means, the bag is well made, but if it’s heavy enough to make my back hurt, it’s probably best to treat the bag as gently as possible in those situations.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this bag in 2020. It has lasted me through several D&D campaigns, and held a ton of character sheets and countless dice. This bag has been with me through the moments I wanted to cry in character and out of it because my DMs were traumatizing me, and the moments where I got to be excited for the cool moments my characters got to have. This bag has witnessed almost the entirety of my D&D life, only missing 2 years and one character. In the 5 years I've had this bag, the only complaint I could possibly have is that about 1.5 years ago, the magnet that keeps the flap down, broke. Everything else is still in quality condition. Even the zippers that have dealt with rigorous use, and held the 3 core books, my DM screen, a folder of papers, and 2 clipboard binders which is more than the main part is really supposed to hold. At one point I had no less than 30 sets of dice in the compartments it has. This bag holds up tremendously well. Even after I accidentally shut my strap in my car door and didn't notice until the next week that it had been exposed to the elements the clip was still functional. Dirty and worn, but it works great! The map holder on the front worked wonders when I had a 4' long grided mat to store. It kept it from becoming damaged. The quality on this bag is so great that I plan on keeping it as my player bag, even though I have outgrown it and bought an upgrade of RPG backpack for DMs also from Enhance gaming, and an Enhance mat as I no longer have my old one due to circumstances not surrounding this product. I cannot recommend this brand enough.

The media could not be loaded. This case is amazing for those who do tabletop gaming sessions. I normally host D&D sessions at my house but once in a while, I’ll go to a friends. This travel case will hold every piece whether I’m a DM or just a player. It’s really durable and the design is very functional and fits all the pieces I need. I can easily transport it to and from my sessions with enough storage for my books, dice, pens, gaming map, and miniature figures. Highly recommend this for any tabletop gamer.

Originally bought the DM backpack from this company, which was amazing, but too big to qualify as a “personal item” which means paying $30-50 on a lot of budget carriers because it would be a carry-on. This bag holds a lot less (like, a lot-a lot), but meets the soze restrictions to be a personal item, and shows the same kind of thought in design and attention to detail. My teenage DM’ing daughter really likes it. If you are fine with having a carry-on size item, get the backpack. It offers a lot more space and features for a little more money.

Size comparison for a standard 15inch laptop backpack in pictures vs this bag.Giving this 4 stars for the simple fact that this is advertised as being more spacious than it is. I have 6 books and 1 lightly filled folder with character sheets in the bottom compartment and there's no room for anything else. I was wanting this to be a grab and go DND bag for whether I DM or play a character but it's not possible without switching books in and out so I can have space for other things like a DM screen and my tablet/small notebook. The side pockets are adequate for things like a bag of dice and pens/pencils and other smaller items and the foam insert for miniatures is removable to give a little more space for some things. All in all I'm going to keep it because I do think the design provides better/easier access to books and materials vs my backpack and the construction material feels sturdy. I would consider it a better value for the money if it was expandable somehow to accommodate more books/folders etc.If you're only a player and never DM I would say this is perfect for you as most players need less than 6 books and don't usually need a DM screen to fit either. The miniature insert wouldn't be adequate for what a DM might need though but should suffice for most player miniatures.The included shoulder strap is decent but it can be easily swapped for one of your choosing as it is a clip on strap and not permanently fastened to the bag.

We use it for D & D. I bought it for my husband, it fits the books we need, the character figures we need, we have space for almost everything we need. It is well-loved all around. I haven't encountered anything bad about this yet; we have had this for over 2 years.