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D&D number plates
Plates for the party. Wizards, rogues, bards and the person who always rolls a nat 1 at the worst moment.
- Leetspeak matchW124 RD
- Name, suffix classicWIZAR 3
- Dateless style5 WIZA
- Leetspeak matchR06U 3E
- Name, suffix classicROGUE 3
- Dateless style5 ROGU
- Leetspeak match84RD D
- Name, suffix classicBARD3
Sample matches — the live engine will fill this collection with real classified inventory at launch.
1
D20 plates are the table's favourite — critical hit energy
2
Bards get W12 ARD and nobody argues
3
A nat-1 plate is a warning to other drivers
Gift idea: The D&D fan in your life will lose their mind over a W12 ARD or D20 plate.
Plates for the party. Whether they're a forever-DM or a dice goblin, a D&D plate is the kind of gift that gets talked about at every session.
Leetspeak does the heavy lifting: W12ARD reads WIZARD, R06UE reads ROGUE, and a D20 on the bumper is an instant crit.
Short on time before the next campaign night? A plate on a certificate lands instantly — they assign it whenever they're ready.
Good questions
D&D plates, answered
How much do D&D number plates cost?
D&D plates start from around £250 all-in for current-style matches, rising to four or five figures for short, rare, or dateless combinations. Every RegBolt price includes VAT and the £80 DVLA fee.
Can I gift a D&D plate?
Yes — The D&D fan in your life will lose their mind over a W12 ARD or D20 plate. Every gift arrives on a DVLA certificate so nothing touches the recipient's vehicle until they choose, with a cinematic digital reveal and group gifting available.
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