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Straight answers for choosing dice: what the Chessex lines actually look like, which sets suit which players, and how to look after them.
Best Chessex Dice for New PlayersEasy-to-read Chessex 7-dice sets for your first set, sorted by dark bodies, light bodies and bold colors that stay clear on the table.Speckled vs Gemini vs Opaque Chessex DiceHow Opaque, Speckled and Gemini Chessex dice look and read, and which style suits the way you play.Glow in the Dark Chessex DiceChessex Luminary and Ghostly Glow dice that glow in the dark, plus simple tips to charge them and see them at their best.Chessex Dice with Gold NumbersChessex 7-dice sets with gold or copper numbers, from dark bodies to bright colorful swirls.Chessex Lab Dice and Limited EditionsWhat Chessex Lab Dice are, why they come in small runs, and the current sets to look at before they are gone.See-Through Chessex Dice ComparedTranslucent, Frosted, Nebula and Borealis Chessex dice compared, so you can pick the see-through look you like best.Chessex Dice by ColorPick Chessex 7-dice sets by your favorite color: reds, blues, purples, greens, dark sets, gold and ivory tones, or rainbow looks.How Chessex Dice Names WorkHow to read a Chessex set name: the line, the colorway and the number color, with simple examples.How to Care for Your DiceSimple tips to clean and store your polyhedral dice so they stay bright, readable and free of chips.