D&D Dice

Welcome to the Dungeons & Dragons Dice category—your ultimate gateway to premium dice sets and RPG accessories that enhance every roll, every encounter, and every adventure.

D&D game dice - which types can you find in our collection?

Our collection features the complete polyhedral dice set that every Dungeons & Dragons adventurer needs at their table. The standard 7-piece configuration includes the d4 (four-sided pyramid), d6 (classic cube), d8 (octahedron), d10 (pentagonal trapezohedron), percentile die (d%), d12 (dodecahedron), and the iconic d20 (icosahedron). Each dice shape serves a specific purpose in your campaign, from determining damage during combat to resolving skill checks that could change your character’s fate.

Beyond the basics, we stock expanded sets with multiple d6s for spellcasters who regularly cast fireball and other magic that demands handfuls of dice. You’ll find specialty options including oversized d20s that make critical hits feel truly dramatic, plus metal dice that deliver a satisfying weight and premium feel when they hit the table. Our themed collections accommodate every style of play—whether you prefer deep crimson for your Tiefling Warlock or crystalline blue for your Frost Mage, there’s a combination waiting to match your imagination.

For collectors and serious players, our selection extends to unique materials like gemstone, wood, and artisan resin dice. These pieces aren’t just tools for your game—they’re treasures that tell the story of your adventures across countless sessions.

Which dice set configuration should you choose for your character?

Finding the right dnd dice configuration depends entirely on how you play and who you’re playing. New players starting their first campaign should begin with a standard 7-piece polyhedral dice set—it covers every roll Dungeon Masters and the core rules will ask of you, from attack rolls to saving throws.

Spellcasters benefit from 11-piece sets that include extra d6s. When your Wizard casts that devastating spell and needs to roll eight dice to determine damage, you’ll appreciate having them all in the same set rather than borrowing from friends around the table. Fighters and Martial classes typically need fewer dice overall but may want additional d20s for advantage rolls and multiple attacks per turn.

Consider your campaign length when making a purchase. A quick one-shot adventure works perfectly with affordable acrylic sets, while a years-long journey through epic storylines deserves durable materials that will survive hundreds of sessions. Group play matters too—having backup dice means you can share with new adventurers who arrive at your table without their own.

Budget-friendly options work wonderfully for players exploring the hobby, while premium collector sets reward those who’ve committed their future gaming sessions to Dungeons and Dragons.

The dice - what materials should they be made of?

The material you choose affects how your dnd dice feel, last, and perform at the table. Acrylic and resin dice remain popular among players for good reason—they’re lightweight, available in amazing colors and patterns, and affordable enough to build a substantial collection without concern.

Metal dice offer distinct advantages that many adventurers find irresistible. Their durability is guaranteed to outlast countless campaigns, and the substantial weight creates satisfying rolls that feel consequential during pivotal moments. When fate hangs in the balance, there’s something special about hearing metal strike the table.

Wood dice appeal to players seeking a natural aesthetic. Each piece features unique grain patterns, and the eco-friendly materials resonate with those who value sustainability. Gemstone dice—crafted from obsidian, jade, or similar precious materials—represent the pinnacle of dice craftsmanship for those seeking luxury items that double as display pieces.

Quality control matters regardless of material. Look for balanced weight distribution that ensures fair rolls, clear numbering you can read at a quick view, and chip-resistant construction. Different materials require different care—metal dice need occasional polishing, while resin benefits from storage away from direct sunlight.

D&D dice - how to select them for casual gaming sessions?

Casual game nights with friends call for dice that prioritize fun and practicality over prestige. Affordable acrylic sets in bright, vibrant colors add energy to relaxed home games and won’t cause stress if one rolls under the couch permanently.

Portability matters when you’re a traveler between gaming locations. Lightweight dice that fit easily in a compact bag or pouch let you carry your lucky set wherever adventures take you. High contrast between the dice and numbering—like white numbers on black or gold on deep purple—ensures you won’t spend time squinting at results when the action moves quickly.

Stock multiple backup sets. New players frequently arrive without their own dice and sharing builds community around your table. Besides, having options lets you match dice to your current character’s personality—fiery orange for your Barbarian one campaign, mysterious purple for your Rogue the next.

Simple dice bags and storage solutions keep your casual collection organized. There’s no need for elaborate cases when a durable cloth pouch will accommodate several sets and toss easily into your gaming bag.

D&D dice - how to choose them for serious campaigns and tournaments?

When the stakes rise—whether you’re facing the final boss of a two-year campaign or competing at organized play events—your dice should match the moment. Premium metal dice sets make a statement during critical rolls, transforming pivotal combat encounters into memorable experiences that players discuss for years.

Precision matters in competitive settings. Seek precision-balanced dice from reputable sellers who can detail their manufacturing standards. Pathfinder Society events, D&D Adventurers League play, and tournament settings all benefit from dice that roll fairly and consistently.

Professional appearance counts at conventions and organized play. A matching set in quality materials demonstrates respect for the game and your fellow players. Maintain consistency by keeping backup sets in identical materials—nothing disrupts immersion like switching from metal to plastic mid-combat because you lost your favorite d20.

Consider oversized d20s for truly dramatic moments. That final saving throw against the Ancient Dragon’s breath weapon deserves a die that commands attention from everyone at the table.

Investment-grade collector dice serve dual purposes: they perform beautifully during play and retain value as campaign mementos. Years from now, that gemstone set will carry memories of the adventures you shared and the stories you created together.

Pick up your new favorite dnd dice at Backwoods Wizards!