Fate Arsenal – DND Metal Weapon Dice Set
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Fate Arsenal – DND Metal Weapon Dice Set
Multi-structure dice inspired by iconic D&D classes
we’re proud to introduce our latest dice project: Fate Arsenal. This premium metal dice set was developed with deep inspiration from the character classes of classic tabletop RPGs—especially Dungeons & Dragons.
Each die is a tribute to a specific class, designed by our team member 璇, who distilled the core visual identity of 7 iconic adventurers and fused them with matching fantasy weapon concepts.

Crafted from solid alloy, all 7 dice offer a rich metallic weight and feel. Two of them—D4-Axium and D20-Viginti Bolt—feature axial rotating structures, making them stand out both visually and mechanically in the set.

Barbarian
D4 – Axium: A fusion of Axe and Quantum, symbolizing a fission-blade aesthetic that mirrors the sharp unpredictability of the D4.

Fighter
D6 – Hexblade: A clever dual-meaning name; “Hex” references the six-sided die, while “Blade” evokes a mystic warrior’s weapon. In fantasy lore, the Hexblade carries an aura of arcane menace.

Cleric
D8 – Spirechain: “Spire” echoes the pointed geometry of the D8, while “Chain” reinforces the imagery of a flail or morning star weapon.

Ranger
D10 – Decarch: Combining “Deca-” (ten) and “Archer”, this die blends face count with martial essence—sounding like a noble title for a legendary marksman.

Paladin
D% – Centurion: Drawing from “Century” and “Legion”, the name evokes the power of spear-wielding phalanxes and epic crusades, perfectly matching the grandeur of a percentile die.

Druid
D12 – Dodekegis: A scholarly blend of “Dodecahedron” and “Aegis” (divine shield), the name captures the layered complexity and natural resilience of the D12.

Sorcerer
D20 – Viginti Bolt: “Viginti” means twenty in Latin, while “Bolt” refers to a crossbow shot—precision, force, and a touch of arcane engineering.


Four Visual Styles
Fate Arsenal will be available in four distinct visual editions. Personally, I’m most drawn to the Blood Red theme—it adds a dramatic flair that enhances immersion in combat-heavy campaigns.
