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A little lavender magic with a gothic twist! Wisteria Hex is a 7-piece resin dice set featuring soft lavender-purple coloring, delicate white wisps, and tiny touches of black swirling through each die. Small iridescent glitter flakes catch the light with subtle flashes of color, giving the design a dreamy, enchanted appearance.

Gothic-inspired copper numbers add a beautiful antique contrast to the pastel purple resin, bringing a touch of dark academia and old-world fantasy to this otherwise delicate design. The combination feels like something discovered in a forgotten witch's garden, tucked between ancient spellbooks and blooming wisteria vines.

Perfect for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and other tabletop RPGs, these rounded-edge polyhedral dice are a lovely match for mysterious wizards, charming warlocks, magical botanists, and adventurers who appreciate a little gothic romance.

SET DETAILS

7-piece polyhedral dice set: D4, D6, D8, D10, D%, D12, and D20

Material: Resin

Colors: Lavender purple with white wisps and small black accents

Finish: Small iridescent glitter flakes

Number color: Copper

Font style: Gothic-inspired numbering

Edge style: Rounded edges

Suitable for D&D, Pathfinder, and other tabletop RPGs

A LITTLE GARDEN MAGIC

Some gardens bloom beneath the sun. Others grow beneath moonlight, where strange flowers whisper forgotten spells. Wisteria Hex brings a touch of that secret garden magic to every roll.

Wisteria Hex - Lavender Purple Resin D&D Dice Set

Fennek and Finch

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