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Sunny, speckled and UV-reactive — the Chessex Festive Mosaic set glows with a bright multicolour swirl and yellow numbers, and lights up under a black light. Seven polyhedral dice ready for D&D and every other tabletop RPG.
At a glance
- Full 7-dice polyhedral set: D4, D6, D8, D10, percentile D10, D12 and D20
- Colour: Festive Mosaic with yellow numbers
- Black-light reactive — glows under a UV flashlight
- Supplied in a display case with lid; dice made in Germany
Why it's good
- Covers every roll in D&D and most other RPG systems
- Bright, cheerful Festive speckle that reacts to UV
- Display case keeps the set safe and tidy
A ray of sunshine on the table by day and a glowing surprise under black light — hard not to smile at this one.
Seven sunny dice that glow under UV. Pair it with a dice bag or tray, and a D6 block for board games.
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