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The dice that have been getting the job done for decades. Chessex Opaque are the practical player's default — no fuss, no glare, just bold high-contrast numbers you can read at a glance. This set pairs a solid grey body with black numbers for a clean, no-nonsense look, a proper complete seven-die spread ready for D&D, Pathfinder or whatever lands on the table.
At a glance
- 7 polyhedral dice: D4, D6, D8, D10, D% (percentile), D12 and D20
- Opaque grey finish with black numbers
- Supplied in a Chessex display case with lid
- Dice made in Denmark
Why it's good
- A full RPG-legal set that covers D&D, Pathfinder and most tabletop systems
- High-contrast numbers stay legible at speed
Reliable, readable and easy on the wallet — a safe first set or a dependable backup.
Everything you need to roll from level one. Add a dice tray or a spare D6 block and you're sorted.
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