Polyhedral Dice Set Q-Workshop The Witcher — Triss Merigold the Fearless, 7 dice + metal coin

Q-Workshop The Witcher — Triss Merigold the Fearless is a themed polyhedral dice set designed for tabletop role-playing games. The set includes seven standard RPG polyhedral dice and a metal coin, all finished in a caramel base with turquoise engravings. The highest-value faces on the dice and the reverse of the coin are decorated with the sorceress’s medallion, while the coin obverse shows Triss’s side profile. This licensed set from Q-Workshop is intended for use across RPG systems for character rolls, combat, skill checks and as a collectible accessory.

Advantages

The set provides a full complement of polyhedral dice (D4, D6, D8, D10, D00, D12, D20) plus a metal coin that can substitute as a D2 or serve as a thematic collectible. Clear, legible digits and detailed engravings make values easy to read during play. Durable paintwork and a metal coin add tactile quality and visual contrast to standard plastic dice. Official licensing and attention to thematic detail ensure authentic Witcher imagery and consistent aesthetic across the set.

Suitable for

• Tabletop role-playing games (character rolls, combat, saving throws)
• Collecting Witcher-themed gaming accessories
• Visual and tactile props for live-action role-play or photography
• Gift for fans of The Witcher franchise

Key specifications

• Contents: 7 polyhedral dice (D4, D6, D8, D10, D00, D12, D20) and 1 metal coin
• Color scheme: caramel base with turquoise engravings
• Highest-face and coin reverse: medallion engraving
• Coin obverse: Triss side-profile engraving
• Material: plastic dice with painted engravings; metal coin
• Intended users: adults and children (age-appropriate use)
• Region of manufacture: Poland, EU

How to use

Select the appropriate die for the action required by your RPG system and roll on a flat surface or dice tray. Use the metal coin as an alternative two-sided result or as an in-game token. Inspect the highest-value faces and coin reverse for the medallion detail when using critical or thematic mechanics. Store the dice and coin in a pouch or box when not in use to protect the paintwork and metal finish.

Usage recommendations

Handle the metal coin with care to avoid scratches; keep dice away from extreme heat or solvents that may damage painted engravings. For consistent rolls and to protect tabletop surfaces, use a dice tray or soft surface. Clean the coin and dice with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners.