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Explore our collection of DND dice: sets of 7 polyhedral dice made for your Dungeons and Dragons adventures. Treat yourself and buy D&D dice today!

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FAQs about our D&D Dice Sets

To play Dungeons and Dragons, you’ll need 7 dice: a 20-sided die (d20), a 12-sided die (d12), a 10-sided die (d10), a 10-sided percentile die (d%), an 8-sided die (d8), a 6-sided die (d6), and a 4-sided die (d4).

Depending on the type of character you play, having extra dice can be handy, but as long as you have the essential 7, you’re good to go!

Learn more in our guide that unravels the mysteries of the dice used in D&D.

Some of our best-selling Dungeons and Dragons dice include:

If you’re unsure which to choose, check out our guide that explores what to consider when buying DND dice.

For beginners, we recommend choosing a dice set that is easy to read. Check out our Aurora Mirage dice, Cosmic Lapis dice, and Mauve Waters dice - all affordable choices that will serve you well on your first adventure.

For those with a bit more coin to spare, consider our metal dice sets. Built to withstand countless rolls, they promise longevity for many adventures to come. Our favourites include our Infernal Skull dice and Draconic Guardian dice; their intricate designs will inspire awe from your fellow adventurers.

When choosing your next Dungeons and Dragons dice, the price will depend on a few things. One of these is the material used to make the dice set.

There are many different materials that can be used: plastic (resin or acrylic), metal, gemstone, glass, and more.

For beginners, we recommend plastic dice. They are cheap, durable, and come in a wide range of designs.

To learn more, check out our guide to the different materials used in D&D dice.

If you're a rogue or looking to buy polyhedral dice for wargaming, we offer several sets of D6 dice.