Q-workshop 12HIT02 dice game

Q-workshop 12HIT02 dice game is a dodecahedron (12-sided) Hit Location die designed for role-playing games and tabletop encounters. Made from high-quality plastic with a weight of approximately 19 g and a size near 30 mm, this D12 uses carved white silhouettes on a black body to indicate specific body locations for hits, critical effects or random mutations. Faces show clear pictograms (Head, Neck, Torso, Right Arm, Left Arm, Right Hand, Left Hand, Underbelly, Right Leg, Left Leg, Right Foot, Left Foot) instead of text to keep the die universal and easy to read during play. Recommended for adults and children; not suitable for children under 36 months.

Advantages

The D12 Hit Location die provides an immediate visual result without relying on rulebook tables: cleanly carved silhouettes make location results quick to interpret. Its larger 30 mm size and durable plastic construction are intended for frequent rolling and tactile handling in dramatic gaming situations. The white-on-black contrast improves readability under varied lighting and at a glance during combat scenes. The text-free faces increase compatibility with any language or RPG system.

Suitable for

• Role-playing game combat to determine hit or injury location
• Board and tabletop wargames where targeted damage is required
• Game-master tools for random mutations, critical hit placement or environmental effects
• Cosplay props and tabletop demonstrations requiring a visible large polyhedral die

Key specifications

• Shape: Dodecahedron, 12 faces
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Approximate size: 30 mm across
• Weight: 19 g
• Face design: carved white silhouettes on black body (no text)
• Includes 12 distinct hit locations: head, neck, torso, right arm, left arm, right hand, left hand, underbelly, right leg, left leg, right foot, left foot

How to use

Roll the D12 Hit Location die when a game event requires a random determination of which body part was affected by an attack, environmental hazard or mutation. Read the carved silhouette showing the resulting location and apply the relevant effect from your game system (damage modifiers, armor location, targeted conditions or narrative consequences). Because the faces are pictorial rather than textual, the die works across languages and rule sets—simply map each silhouette to the location entries in your game's mechanics.

Usage recommendations

Use on a flat surface or rolling tray to protect the carved faces from sustained abrasion. For clarity in dim lighting, angle the die toward a light source before reading the silhouette. Store separately from abrasive materials and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve color contrast. Keep away from children under 36 months due to small-part and choking warnings.