Chessex Borealis Dice Set – Maple Green with Yellow Lettering (10x W10)

Ten dice. Ten pages. And plenty of ways to tempt fate.

Sometimes you don’t need a D20 to make a story unforgettable. Sometimes all it takes is a handful of ten-sided dice and a game master who announces with a suspiciously satisfied smile, “Roll the dice.”

With its mesmerizing green color scheme and the characteristic shimmer of the Borealis series, the Chessex Borealis Maple Green Die Set brings a touch of magic to your gaming table. The yellow numbers provide a vibrant contrast and give the dice a special aura.

The shimmering appearance is reminiscent of mysterious gemstones, magical forest clearings, and those precious artifacts you find in a treasure chest and just want to pocket right away—provided, of course, that no one has shouted, “Hands off—it might be cursed!” first.

But this set isn’t just pretty to look at—it also serves a very special purpose!

Unlike classic seven-piece or larger role-playing sets, it contains ten ten-sided dice (D10) in the same color scheme. This makes it ideal for role-playing systems that use larger pools of D10 dice.

Such dice sets are particularly handy for World of Darkness, Vampire: The Masquerade, and other role-playing games with D10-based mechanics. Instead of laboriously gathering individual dice, you’ll have ten matching ten-sided dice right at your fingertips to roll for successes, checks, and other game-deciding situations.

Of course, the W10s can also be used in other pen-and-paper role-playing games whenever ten-sided dice are needed. And if you enjoy experimenting with probabilities or developing your own game mechanics, you’ll find plenty of possibilities here as well.

Here’s what you’ll get:

• 10 ten-sided dice (W10) from the Chessex Borealis series
• Maple Green color variant with a shimmering green finish
• Yellow numbers for a vibrant contrast
• All ten dice in the same color variant
• Ideal for role-playing systems that use D10 dice pools
• Particularly useful for World of Darkness, Vampire: The Masquerade, and other d10-based role-playing games
• Also suitable for other games and applications using ten-sided dice
• Plastic dice from Chessex

And what if, at your next role-playing night, you roll all ten dice at once and your entire fate hinges on that one moment?

Then there’s really only one thing left to do: take a deep breath, let the dice roll, and hope the universe is in a good mood today.

Because ten dice mean ten chances for a great result. Or ten little reasons why your character desperately needs a new plan.