The months leading up to Halloween are a great time for retailers to stock up on inventory. There are all sorts of companies that make horror game trinkets and jewelry to attract customers. However, retailers generally don’t have endless amounts of money to add these items to their inventory. But fear not! The folks at ICv2 have a few suggestions for newer items to consider adding to your inventory this Halloween:

Pathfinder: Phunny Plush – Pumpkin Leshy. This October WizKids release hits the nail in the coffin for the Halloween season a little too directly on the head, albeit in an indirect way. Pumpkin Leshy is one of Pathfinder’s various nature spirits. But the fact is that even if customers had no idea what a Pumpkin Leshy was, they would still buy this plush toy because it looks like a cute little pumpkin man (see “Phunny Plushies”). These little plushies would be a great impulse buy for the season.

Halloween Advent cube calendar. FanRoll is aimed straight at the heart of any dice fan who likes a spooky surprise on Halloween. Forget Christmas advent calendars, it’s time for a calendar that hands out little gifts while its owner counts down the days until Halloween. The coffin-shaped calendar includes dice with a witch’s hat, bat, and jack-o-lantern design (see “Halloween Advent Dice Calendar”) and will retail for $74.99.

Dragon Shield Sleeve: Brushed Art – Halloween 2024. Arcane Tinmen makes selling sleeves for the Halloween season a sort of “mission” every year. Each year they offer new brushed art sleeves to all TCG players (see “‘Halloween 2024’ Sleeves”). This year’s offering is themed “Queen of the Undead Dragons” and should sell well.

Mystery Loot: Trick or Treat 3. Foam Brain Games offers some really fantastic dice and dice accessory surprise packs. One of these types of surprise packs revolves around Halloween, Mystery Loot: Trick or Treat 3. These packs retail for $18.00 and come with a randomly selected spooky metal D20 and an enamel pin.

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