Q WORKSHOP The Lord of the Rings: Moria Dice Set – Black with Glow-in-the-Dark Engravings (7-piece)

Deep beneath the Misty Mountains lie the vast halls of Khazad-dûm. Once, this underground kingdom was filled with the sounds of dwarven forges, the hammering of miners, and the bustling activity of a proud people.

Today, it is suspiciously quiet there.

And anyone who has ever played a pen-and-paper campaign knows: When it suddenly goes completely silent in an abandoned mine, that’s rarely a good sign.

With the *The Lord of the Rings: Moria* dice set from Q WORKSHOP, you can bring the mysterious and menacing atmosphere of the legendary Dwarven mines right to your gaming table.

The seven polyhedral dice are made of deep black, shimmering material with fine glitter particles. Their subtle sheen is reminiscent of hidden minerals and precious treasures waiting to be discovered deep within the rock.

But these dice hide a very special secret.

Their engravings glow in the dark!

In daylight, the intricately crafted numbers and decorations appear in a warm beige tone. After sufficient exposure to light, they reveal a mystical blue glow in the dark.

One might almost think that ancient Dwarven runes are coming back to life after centuries.

And indeed, the dice tell the story of Moria.

Among the numbers, you’ll find the famous Doors of Durin, Balin’s Tomb, ladders, mining mechanisms, and intricate decorations that evoke the vast mines and the craftsmanship of the dwarves.

Every detail echoes the visual language of the underground kingdom, making the dice look almost like small artifacts discovered in the abandoned halls of Khazad-dûm.

A set of dice that reveals its secrets only when the lights go out.

And as is well known, in Moria that’s not always good news.

Seven dice for dangerous expeditions and adventures deep underground.

The set contains the seven classic polyhedral role-playing dice: D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and an additional D10 with increments of ten for percentage rolls.

This makes it ideal for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and other pen-and-paper role-playing games that require different types of dice.

Of course, the Moria design is a particularly good fit for dwarf characters, miners, warriors, treasure hunters, and adventurers who aren’t afraid to explore even the darkest dungeons.

Whether you’re exploring a lost dwarven fortress, hunting for ancient treasures, or accidentally waking something with your group that would have been better off asleep—these dice are ready for your next expedition.

They’re also versatile enough for use in board games, card games, and compatible tabletop systems.

The precise craftsmanship, clean engravings, and carefully applied glow-in-the-dark paint make this set a special companion for regular game nights and an impressive collector’s item for fans of The Lord of the Rings.

Here’s what you can expect:

• 7-piece polyhedral dice set in the official Moria design
• Deep black, shimmering material with fine glitter particles
• Glow-in-the-dark engravings—warm beige in daylight, blue shimmer in the dark
• Intricate motifs featuring the doors of Durin and Balin’s Tomb
• Dwarven mining ornaments, ladders, and mining mechanisms
• Includes D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and a percentage die (D10 with increments of 10)
• Ideal for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and other pen-and-paper role-playing games
• Also suitable for board games, card games, and compatible tabletop systems
• Precision craftsmanship and meticulously detailed engravings
• Officially licensed The Lord of the Rings product
• Designed and manufactured by Q WORKSHOP in Poland

And what if, during your next adventure, your Dungeon Master describes a vast, abandoned hall with an ancient tomb at its center, while a muffled drumbeat begins somewhere in the distance?

Then you’d better roll your d20 quickly.

Maybe you’ll make a successful Perception roll.

Maybe you’ll realize in time that you’d better turn back.

Or you’ll realize that the Balrog is already on its way.

In that case, there’s only one thing to do:

Run.

And please, for heaven’s sake, don’t let anyone throw a skeleton into a well.