Dice set Q-Workshop Anne Stokes: Magic Moth — themed polyhedral dice set

Q-Workshop Anne Stokes: Magic Moth — themed polyhedral dice set is a complete set of artist-designed gaming dice intended for tabletop role-playing games and collectors. Produced by Q-Workshop in collaboration with fantasy artist Anne Stokes, the set applies the Magic Moth artwork across the faces of standard polyhedral dice. The set combines visual detail and standard dice geometry to provide both functional dice for play and a collectible item for display.

Advantages

Themed artwork applied to each die enhances visual coherence across the set while maintaining legible numerals for game use. Q-Workshop manufacturing ensures consistent molding and edge definition for reliable rolling behavior. The set is compact and complete, providing all standard polyhedral dice needed for most RPG systems in a single package. As an artist series product, it also suits collectors who prefer licensed or collaboration designs.

Suitable for

• Tabletop role-playing game sessions (D&D, Pathfinder and similar systems)
• Collectors of artist-branded or themed dice sets
• Campaigns, one-shots and organized play where visual style matters
• Display in a collection or on a gaming shelf

Key specifications

• Dice type: standard polyhedral set (commonly includes d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and percentile d10)
• Design: artist-themed artwork applied to faces with numeric markings
• Material: hard plastic commonly used for gaming dice
• Finish: printed or inset artwork with contrasting numerals for readability
• Intended use: tabletop gaming and collecting

How to use

Use the dice set during tabletop role-playing game sessions wherever polyhedral dice rolls are required: roll the appropriate die for attack, damage, skill checks, saving throws or percentile checks as dictated by the game rules. Handle dice on a flat surface or use a dice tray to protect table surfaces and preserve the printed artwork. For collectors, keep the set in a dry, cool place and use display stands or compartments to prevent abrasion.

Usage recommendations

Clean dice occasionally with a soft, damp cloth and avoid exposure to strong solvents or prolonged sunlight to prevent fading of artwork. For consistent rolling, inspect dice for chips or wear before important sessions and rotate which die is used to distribute wear evenly.