DND Dice | Dungeons and Dragons Dice

Looking for Dungeons and Dragons dice? Explore our diverse range of DND Dice sets, designed to bring your characters to life. Whether you're a new player or an experienced Dungeon Master, we’ve got dice to match your adventure. At Tabletop Dominion, we offer one of the most diverse collections of dice for DND in the UK.

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Discover Our DND Dice Sets

DND dice are a core part of any Dungeons & Dragons campaign — whether you're swinging a greataxe or checking for traps. Our collection includes traditional polyhedral sets, premium metal dice, and eye-catching gemstone designs.

Types of DND Dice Sets for Every Player

Classic Polyhedral Dice Sets

These standard sets include the seven essential dice — D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and a percentile die — used in tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons. Available in a wide range of colours and finishes, they’re perfect for new players and veterans alike.

Metal Dice Sets

Our metal dice offer a weightier, tactile roll that feels satisfying in the hand. Durable and bold in design, these sets are ideal for players who enjoy a more premium experience at the table.

Gemstone & Resin Dice

Crafted from real gemstones or high-quality resin, these dice are designed to impress. They’re perfect for collectors or players looking to elevate their game with a set that’s as beautiful as it is functional.

Why Choose Tabletop Dominion?

We offer one of the UK’s most diverse selections of DND Dice, combining quality, variety, and style. Whether you’re preparing for your next session or searching for a memorable gift, our dice sets add character and class to every game.

What is the best dice set for my Dungeons & Dragons class?

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Your dice set should match your character’s theme and playstyle:
Barbarian: Heavy, rugged designs or metal dice for impact. Barbarian Dice Sets.
Bard: Bright, artistic designs that reflect creativity. Bard Dice Sets.
Cleric: Celestial themes with divine imagery. Cleric Dice Sets.
Druid: Earthy colours and nature-inspired designs. Druid Dice Sets.
Fighter: Simple, durable dice with metallic tones. Fighter Dice Sets.
Monk: Sleek, balanced dice sets with minimalist designs. Monk Dice Sets.
Paladin: Radiant colours like gold and silver with justice-themed symbols. Paladin Dice Sets.
Ranger: Natural tones and forest-inspired designs. Ranger Dice Sets.
Rogue: Dark, sleek designs with dagger motifs or jewel tones. Rogue Dice Sets.
Sorcerer: Mystical, chaotic designs with swirling colours. Sorcerer Dice Sets.
Warlock: Dark, eldritch-inspired dice with deep, rich colours. Warlock Dice Sets.
Wizard: Arcane symbols and scholarly tones like blue and purple. Wizard Dice Sets.

What makes DND dice different from regular dice?

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DND dice sets include seven different polyhedral dice, designed for roleplaying mechanics. They include a D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and a percentile die.

What are the best dice for beginners?

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Plastic dice sets are a good starting point. They’re affordable, light, and easy to read. See beginner-friendly dice.

Are gemstone dice better than plastic or metal dice?

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Gemstone dice feel heavier and look polished, but they’re more fragile than plastic or metal. Use them with a soft dice tray. Browse gemstone dice.

Why do some DND dice have a sharp edge?

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Sharp-edge dice give more accurate rolls. The edges stop the dice from favouring one side over time. Shop sharp-edge dice.

What size are standard DND dice?

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Most standard dice are about 16–20 mm across a D20. Larger or mini versions exist but aren’t typical.

Do weighted dice really make a difference?

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Weighted dice reduce bias, but most players use standard balanced dice. Trick dice exist for novelty use but aren’t allowed in fair games.

What is a dice jail, and do I need one?

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A dice jail is where players isolate dice that roll poorly. It’s just for fun, not a requirement. Some sets include one.

Can I use any dice for Dungeons & Dragons?

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Yes. You can use any polyhedral dice with the right shapes and numbers. Custom sets often reflect class themes.

What’s the difference between resin and acrylic dice?

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Resin dice usually have clearer colour separation and can hold floating objects. Acrylic is cheaper and more common.

Do DND dice wear out over time?

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Over time, dice can wear down. Plastic shows scratches, metal dents softer surfaces, and gemstone can chip. Use a dice tray to avoid damage.