DnD Dice Sets

Our DnD dice sets will be the talk of the table at your next Dungeons and Dragons game. Each set is handmade in our sunny Queensland art studio. Roll dice art with us!

FAQs about DnD Dice

Are metal dice sets or resin dice sets best for playing DnD?

When it comes to DnD dice sets, metal and resin dice offer different dice-rolling experiences.

Metal dice sets are heavier, are louder, and require more force. It can be tricky to use them on wooden surfaces as they can scratch, though you could use a dice tray, of course. There are some amazing sets sold by other artists, you should seek them out!

Resin dice sets can be fabulous pieces of dice art because there's so much we can customise, from the inclusions to the colours. They're lighter, quieter to roll, and better suited to dice towers. We love designing a set of dice, especially for a character, campaign, or world.

What are your 'one and only' DnD dice sets?

Our 'one and only' series of DnD dice sets are what they sound like - we only make/stock one set with that exact design. The magic of this series is that you'll have some completely unique Dungeons and Dragons art.

Which dice are included in your DnD dice sets?

The sets in our DnD dice collection include a D4, D6, D8, D10, D10, D12, and D20 dice. To clarify, that's two D10s. At some point, you'll probably hear a friend call DnD sets "polyhedral dice sets".

Do you offer other dice for DnD, like single dice?

Yes, you can find single D20 dice on our 'D20 dice' page, linked on the mega menu above. Otherwise, reach out to us via our 'custom dice' page and our artists will get back to you.

What is a DnD dice set called?

There are multiple terms that are used to describe DnD dice sets, including "7-piece dice sets" and "polyhedral dice sets".

How many DnD dice are in a set?

Seven DnD dice come in each set: a D4, D6, D8, D10, D10, D12, and D20. You won't necessarily need them all in every journey.

Is one set of dice enough for DnD?

We like to play DnD with one set of dice per person because it's more convenient, but you can play a game with only one set. The game master should probably have their own set as well.