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Chessex Scarab™ Scarlet™ Polyhedral Dice with Gold Numbers - Set of 7

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$7.55 $11.98 In stock

Category: Dice

Polyhedral Dice Set from the Chessex Scarab™ line.

The Scarab™ serie by Chessex is one of the most colorfully intense.

This dice set is Scarlet™ with gold numbers. The dice are packaged in a clear hard plastic container.

The set includes:

  • 1 d4
  • 1 d6
  • 1 d8
  • 1 d10
  • 1 d12
  • 1 d20
  • 1 percentile die

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Choking hazard! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age.

Due to the unique design of these dice, coloring vary from set to set and may not be exactly as pictured.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Matthew G. ★★★★★

The color is so deep and saturated it almost looks wet under the table lamp, and those gold numbers stay readable even in dim light. My d20 rolls feel properly hefty in the hand, not cheap or hollow at all.

Miles ★★★★☆

The gold numbers really pop against the deep scarlet resin, making them easy to read even in dim tabletop lighting. My only minor gripe is that one of the dice had a tiny speck of flash near a number, but it buffed out fine.