DND Dice

Are you ready to embark on thrilling adventures in the mystical world of Dungeons and Dragons? Gather your party, select your class, and don't forget your trusty DND Dice. Prepare to immerse yourself in the excitement of DND and other tabletop role-playing games with our carefully curated collection of Dungeons and Dragons dice. Our dice selection is bound to leave you spellbound!

What Are DND Dice?

In the vast realm of Dungeons and Dragons, where the power of choice reigns supreme, there's a crucial term you must acquaint yourself with: DND dice. These are a set of seven dice, each playing a unique role in the game:

The 20-sided die, also known as the D20

The 12-sided die, or the D12

The 10-sided die, or the D10

The 8-sided die, or the D8

The 6-sided die, or the D6

The 4-sided die, or the D4

These dice serve as the storytellers of your fate in the game, guiding every move you make. While the roles of these dice remain consistent, their designs can range from the simplest to the most enchanting, such as our captivating liquid core DND Dice

The D20: The Game-Changer of DND Dice

The D20 holds a pivotal role in D&D gameplay. It is the most frequently used die, determining the success of various actions, from striking in battle to executing stealthy pickpocketing. For instance, when faced with a formidable opponent like a living tree with an armor class of 14, you must roll a 14 or higher on the D20 to inflict damage. While other factors come into play, this simplifies the D20's significance. As the most important die in the traditional 7 Piece set, we also offer D20’s in a large 33mm and Giant 50mm sizes. The hero of all DND Dice collections

The D12: Dealing Deadly Blows

The D12 is primarily responsible for calculating battle damage. In Dungeons and Dragons, both you and your adversaries possess a limited number of hit points. When those hit points reach zero, it spells doom. If you roll an 8 on the D12 and your foe only has five hit points remaining, farewell to the orc! Or other party member, we are watching you fireball casters

The D10: Versatile and Precise

The D10 serves a role similar to the D12, determining damage from weapons and spells. Dungeon masters often use two D10s when a situation requires a percentage chance of success. Most DND dice sets include two D10s of distinct colors, allowing you to assign the first color as the tens digit and the second as the ones digit. Rolling a 5 in blue and a 7 in green, for example, results in a 57% chance of success, provided it surpasses the dungeon master's predetermined threshold.

The D8: Balance of Offense and Defense

Like the D10 and D12, the D8 is frequently employed to determine weapon damage. Weapons capable of being wielded with one hand and paired with a shield often fall into this category. Many warrior classes prefer such weapons for their ability to deliver substantial damage while providing defensive advantages, dealing 1 to 8 points of damage.

The D6: Familiar and Versatile

The D6, reminiscent of dice used in games like Monopoly, determines damage from spells and weapons in D&D. The Six Sided Dice is also the most commonly used dice in games like Warhammer and other wargames. Another staple in the players DND Dice collection, these dice are used not only for determining a characters stats, but also for many different types of damage. Particularly for sorceres, wizards and cleric classes

The D4: The Pinnacle of Precision

The D4 determines the damage of the smallest weapons in Dungeons and Dragons. Its uniqueness lies in its multiple numbers on each side, with the result being determined by either the number along the die's bottom edge, or the number closest to the point. You need only consult one side of the four-sided die, as the number is the same on the other two sides.