Other Q-Workshop Celtic 3D Revised Black/White 7ct Polyhedral Set Dice

Celtic legends have always aroused human curiosity. They believed that all objects and places have their own spirit. So dice and games were not just the dead objects, but home for spirits of entertainment and joy. Lugh, the god of craft, law and fun, invented the games for his people. His son, the great hero Cú Chulainn, was the champion in all competitions, and none of the great heroes could have been a yokel in a good throwing of dice. Other pantheons did not have such games as champions. So we designed dice that none of the Celtic heroes would be ashamed of. In the design we referred to the best examples of Celtic craftsmanship, decorating our dice, made of the best material, with engraved knots and symbols fully illustrate the greatness of this people. These are also the dice that we have been perfecting for years and we are particularly proud that they are the only available dice with ornamented with “reverse etching” technology, and the paint fills the background. This makes these dice as timeless as Celtic heritage, known all over the world and having many fans.

Awen is the gift of creative inspiration and the ability to find the right word for each story, given to mankind by the Celtic gods. That’s what we wish to all players. All our dice have the task of supporting fans of role-playing games, and Celtic Sets, as we hope, can bring awen. You have to throw them until you feel their rhythm and then you will notice how suddenly your story begins to develop, and each test makes the whole thing worthwhile as if from a fili story. 

We devoted each colour to different Celtic hero or deity: Black and White are dice of the god of the underworld — Arawn. He was the god full of anger, that hunt on his land with help of the white bloodhounds. All must bow before him, and wait for his word. The Celtic heroes must be cunning to ask for his help, and his revenge was inevitable. This set of dice is black like Arawn kingdom, that is from the other Side, behind Gate of Death. The white paint refers to Arawn’s hounds and pale color of death. These dice will be rolling as if the Death himself guided them with his hand.