Sirius Dice have recently released some very cool limited edition D&D Castle Ravenloft Treasure Packs, with a total of 55 new sets to choose from!
Each set contains a complete polyhedral dice set, along with a matching embroidered dice bag and a collectible metal ability coin, and are inspired by the realm of Barovia and the legendary vampire lord Strahd Von Zarovich.
The sets are available from local retailers, the Sirius website and also Amazon. Check ’em out below:
What you’ll find in your D&D Castle Ravenloft Treasure Pack…
Okay, let’s go into a bit more detail here. Each of the new Sirius Dice packs – which cost around $19.99 each – includes the following:
- A dice set: You’ll get a full set of seven dice (a D4, D6, D8, D12, D20 and two D10 percentile dice). There are there are 55 dice sets in total, which come in the following rarieties: Common (18 variants), Uncommon (14 variants), Rare (16 variants) and Legendary (5 variants) and Artifacts (2 sets).
- An embroidered dice bag: There are 7 potential options inspired by Barovia, Strahd and the Domains of Dread. Your dice bag could come with a Spider, a Goblet, Castle Ravenloft, Bats, a Raven, the Holy Symbol of Ravenkind and the creepy jester doll Pidlwick
- A Metal coin: There are 31 potential coins varying in material and shape, all associated with D&D spells, abilities and monsters, as well as iconic Ravenloft characters such as Strahd, Tatyana, Baba Lysaga and Rudolph van Richten.
I particularly like the shiny purple mimic dice below.
Coin examples below:
And some more, but not all, of the dice packs on offer:
Well, these seem very cool, if you like dice and want some new novelty pretties to role your next critical hit with. The packs were released out into the wild last month, so there’s probably plenty available for you to claim. They’d probably also make a cool gift for someone.
And you can pick up the Castle Ravenloft Treasures Packs now from local retailers, the Sirius website or via Amazon – but don’t wait too long, as these *are* limited edition!
What do you think of these new dice packs from Sirius Dice – worth the investment? Comment below to have your say.
