Product Description

Your Lucky Dice
Take your character's fate into your own hands with these special dice made especially for use in the World of Darkness games. Will you achieve great feats or suffer at the whim of chance?

A Play Aid for the World of Darkness

A set of 10 dice colored to match the look of the corebooks, complete with a durable and convenient carrying bag with logo.

Target numbers on each die are different colors to make successful rolls stand out - makes the Storytelling System even easier!

Sets display attractively in clear plastic blisterpacks.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #68720 in Books
• Model: 55700
• Published on: 2006-08-10
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 7.44" h x 3.03" w x 5.04" l, .18 pounds
• Binding: Misc. Supplies

Customer Reviews

...BUT DO THEY ROLL WELL?
These are the dice set for the new World of Darkness, commonly known as the "mortals" game line. There is a felt bag with the nWOD icon (regular skull) and ten 10-sided dice. The dice have the same steel-gray color as the mortals game-line books have, with blue numbering for 1-7 (a failure in nWOD mechanics) and white for 8-0 (a success in nWOD mechanics). The successes are very easy to read in dim lighting. They don't take up a lot of space and the felt bag is just big enough to hold them all; small dice is good when you need to roll 12 at a time. My only complaint is that the dice look similar enough to the Mage dice that the two don't feel distinct enough, but that is a very minor issue. Overall, I am pleased with the quality and that I now have "mortals dice" for my mortals to roll.

More than expected!
I bought these only because they looked pretty but, wow, it really helps to instantly assess successes on a roll! And their color is not jet black as it looks on some images, more like bright graysh black.

Great looking dice
I recently went a little bit over the top and decided that I would purchase one set of dice for each splat from nWoD. After completing my goal, I'm pretty sure that these are my favorite to roll. They have dark navy swirls with blue numbers for failures and silver for success. Some sets of dice make it difficult to tell the difference from failures and successes at first glance (I'm looking at you, Promethean,) but these do a good job of it. When it comes down to it, dice are just dice, but it's nice if your dice have a good look to them too.