Polyhedral Dice Q-Workshop 12-sided Impact Die (red-white) - Q-Workshop 107808

Q-Workshop 12-sided Impact Die in red-white is a polyhedral gaming die designed for tabletop and role-playing games. This d12 features twelve numbered faces with clear legibility and a compact form that fits standard dice sets. Manufactured by Q-Workshop, the die is intended for repeated use in probability rolls, character checks, damage rolls and other game mechanics where a twelve-sided result is required.

Advantages

The die combines a distinct red-and-white contrast to improve visibility of numbers during play and is produced with consistent face geometry to ensure fair rolling behavior. Made from durable materials, it withstands frequent handling and retains numbering clarity over time. Its compact dimensions make it easy to store in gaming pouches or dice trays and to include in standard polyhedral collections.

Suitable for

• Tabletop role-playing games requiring a d12
• Board games and wargames using twelve-sided dice
• Dice collections and display sets
• Probability testing and game design prototyping

Key specifications

• Die type: 12-sided polyhedral die (d12)
• Color scheme: red and white
• Material: hard plastic (injection-molded)
• Numbering: engraved or printed numeric faces for readability
• Finish: smooth surface with contrasted numerals
• Weight: lightweight, suitable for hand rolling

How to use

Use the d12 as a standard twelve-sided die in any tabletop game that requires such a roll. Simply roll the die on a flat surface, in a dice tray, or in your hand and read the top-facing number to determine outcomes. Combine with other polyhedral dice in sets for character creation, combat resolution and skill checks. Store the die in a padded pouch or compartmentalized box to prevent surface wear and preserve numeral contrast.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results and to protect the finish, roll on a soft or felt-lined surface or use a dedicated dice tray. Clean with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust; avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to preserve color contrast and numbering.