D&D Dice for Every Class
Your dice are part of your character. A barbarian rolling soft pastels feels a little off, and a wizard rolling plain black dice is missing a trick. Matching the set to the class is one of the easiest ways to make a character feel real at the table.
Below is a pick for each of the twelve classes in the Player's Handbook. These are suggestions, not rules: the best set is the one you love picking up. Every set here is a full seven-dice kit: D4, D6, D8, D10, D00, D12 and D20.
A quick tip before you choose: whatever the look, make sure you can read the numbers from across the table. A dramatic set you have to squint at gets old fast.
Barbarian
Rage needs color. Deep reds and burnt oranges look like fire and blood, and solid or speckled finishes stand up to being slammed on the table.
Festive Dahlia & WhiteWhite Numbers
Festive Pop Art & RedRed Numbers
Festive Sunburst & RedRed Numbers
Festive Symphony & WhiteWhite NumbersBard
Bards love an audience, so go loud: bright mixes and rainbow swirls that look different every time they land.
Borealis Icicle & Light BlueLight Blue Numbers
Festive Carousel & WhiteWhite Numbers
Festive Circus & BlackBlack Numbers
Festive Mosaic & YellowYellow NumbersCleric
Light, gold and bone: warm whites and golds suit a character who channels a god, and they read clearly.
Frosted White & BlackBlack Numbers
Gemini Astral Blue-White & RedRed Numbers
Gemini Blue-Gold & WhiteWhite Numbers
Gemini Green-Yellow & SilverSilver NumbersDruid
Moss, leaves and stone. Greens with a natural, speckled or swirled finish feel like they were picked up on a forest floor.
Gemini Blue-Green & GoldGold Numbers
Gemini Green-Black & GoldGold Numbers
Gemini Green-Purple & GoldGold Numbers
Marble Green & Dark GreenDark Green NumbersFighter
Steel and leather: dark, solid dice with crisp numbers. No fuss, just reliable rolls.
Opaque Black & GoldGold Numbers
Opaque Black & GreenGreen Numbers
Opaque Black & PinkPink Numbers
Opaque Black & RedRed NumbersMonk
Calm and balanced: clean, solid colors with simple numbers suit a character built on discipline.
Marble Ivory & BlackBlack Numbers
Marble Oxi-Copper & WhiteWhite Numbers
Opaque Blue & WhiteWhite Numbers
Opaque Dusty Blue & GoldGold NumbersPaladin
Shining armor and holy oaths. Blue or white dice with gold numbers look like a knight's colors.
Borealis Teal & GoldGold Numbers
Brush Wavebreak & GoldGold Numbers
Gemini Black-Blue & GoldGold Numbers
Gemini Blue-Purple & GoldGold NumbersRanger
Earthy greens and browns for a character who lives on the trail and blends into the trees.
Borealis Kelp & Light GreenLight Green Numbers
Borealis Light Green & GoldGold Numbers
Lab Festive Garden & BlueBlue Numbers
Lab Gemini Mint Green-White & OrangeOrange NumbersRogue
Black, smoky and quiet. Dark dice suit a character who would rather not be noticed.
Borealis Light Smoke & SilverSilver Numbers
Gemini Black-Grey & GreenGreen Numbers
Gemini Black-Shell & WhiteWhite Numbers
Gemini Black-Starlight & RedRed NumbersSorcerer
Magic in the blood. Glittering, see-through reds and purples look like power that is barely kept in check.
Borealis Pink & SilverSilver Numbers
Borealis Purple & WhiteWhite Numbers
Borealis Royal Purple & GoldGold Numbers
Ghostly Glow Pink & SilverSilver NumbersWarlock
Deep purples and shadowy swirls for a character who made a deal with something old and strange.
Festive Violet & WhiteWhite Numbers
Gemini Black-Purple & GoldGold Numbers
Gemini Pink-Black & WhiteWhite Numbers
Gemini Purple-Steel & WhiteWhite NumbersWizard
A galaxy in your hand: see-through dice with sparkle suspended inside look like they came straight out of a spellbook.
Borealis Sky Blue & WhiteWhite Numbers
Luminary Sky & SilverSilver Numbers
Luminary Sky Glow & SilverSilver Numbers
Lustrous Purple & GoldGold NumbersStill deciding?
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