Q-Workshop: Classic RPG Dice Set - Black & Red (7 pcs)

The Q-Workshop Classic RPG Black & Red dice set is seven roleplaying dice from the Polish maker's Classic line: black polyhedrals with red numerals in an ornate but highly readable elven font. Q-Workshop sums this colourway up in three words: "Blood and Darkness".

• 7 dice: d4, d6, d8, d10, d00 (tens), d12 and d20
• black dice, red painted numerals
• elven font designed for legibility
• plastic, lifetime manufacturer's warranty

What is in the set

One die of each type: d4, d6, d8, d12 and d20, plus a d10 + d00 pair. The d00 is numbered in tens (00-90), so rolled with the d10 it gives a d100 percentile result. It is the standard seven-die RPG set, the same contents as other Classic sets.

The Classic line: legibility first

Q-Workshop describes Classic as "never vulgarly ornate": no engravings across the faces, only numerals in a simple elven font. Red paint on a black body gives strong contrast, so you read the result at a glance, even from across the table. The maker pitches this colour at characters who "know everything about the fight and await the next clash" - a natural fit for a fighter, a barbarian or anyone who plays for the battles.

Which games they work with

Seven dice from d4 to d100 cover most roleplaying systems: Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder (d20 for checks, the rest for damage), Call of Cthulhu and Warhammer (d100 tests). Classic is made for beginners and veterans alike, so it also works as a first set for a new player.

Prefer runic numerals? The same colours come as Classic Runic Black & Red. For a lighter option from the same line, see Ash & White.

Frequently asked questions

How many dice are in the set?
Seven, from d4 to d20, including a d10 and d00 for percentile rolls.

Are the numbers easy to read?
Yes, red paint on black is one of the highest-contrast combinations in the line.

What are they made of?
Plastic, like the whole Classic line.

What warranty do Q-Workshop dice have?
The maker gives a voluntary lifetime warranty covering damage to dice used under normal conditions.

A collector's item, not a toy. Contains small parts - choking hazard, not suitable for children under 3. The maker recommends ages 14 and up.