DnD Dice (Plague Doctor) | 11 Pc TTRPG Dice Set

DnD Dice (Plague Doctor) | 11 Pc TTRPG Dice Set

Marsoni

M251S

$19.22

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DnD Dice (Plague Doctor) | 11 Pc TTRPG Dice SetDnD Dice (Plague Doctor) Diagnose destiny with this eerie 11 piece dice set inspired by plague doctors and their mysterious remedies. Featuring sickly greens, murky whites, and unsettling aesthetics, these polyhedral dice bring a delightfully macabre edge to your gaming table. Perfect for dark fantasy campaigns, cursed characters, or anyone who loves a touch of gothic horror, this complete set includes everything you need for spine tingling TTRPG

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012