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When your table burns through dice faster than snacks, a full pack sorts you out. This Q Workshop set drops 20 standard D6s in your hand — clean, classic pips with strong colour contrast that stay easy to read whatever the lighting. No frills, just a reliable heap of cubes in a smart cobalt blue, ready for any game night.
At a glance
- 20 x standard six-sided dice (D6)
- Cobalt blue with white pips for strong contrast
- Standard 16mm cubes
- Classic pip design for fast, clear reading
Why it's good
- Plenty of dice for board games, wargames and RPGs
- 16mm size fits most gaming sets and accessories
- Traditional pips keep rolls quick to read
Split them across a group or hoard the lot for a dice-hungry system — either way, you'll never be short mid-game.
A dependable bulk pack for any tabletop shelf. Pair it with a dice tray or bag to keep the whole lot together.
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