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Add a little mystery to the table with a filled RPG dice set you won't see until it's in your hand. This is Dice Goblin's classic "Evil Eye" style — a full seven-piece set of filled polyhedral dice with a bit of extra character trapped inside. Excellent quality, standard size, and a fun surprise every time.
At a glance
- Contents: 7-piece RPG set — D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20 and Percentile
- Size: standard 16mm polyhedral
- Style: Evil Eye filled dice
- Best for: D&D and tabletop RPGs
Why it's good
- A complete set ready for any RPG
- Filled design gives each die real presence
- Made with care for a clean, readable finish
A characterful set that looks the part whether you're rolling initiative or landing the killing blow.
A full seven-piece filled set with real character. Round out your kit with one of our other Mystery Dice Bags.
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