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The Witcher Dice Set - Dandelion - Viscount de Lettenhove [7 dices]

Name: The Witcher Dice Set - Dandelion - Viscount de Lettenhove [7 dices]
Brand: Q Workshop
SKU: QWO-SWDA01
Price: 22.9 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

SKU QWO-SWDA01

The Witcher Dice Set - Dandelion - Viscount de Lettenhove [7 dices] - QWO-SWDA01 - Q Workshop - Dices, bags and other accesso...

Inspired by The Witcher franchise, this dice set is dedicated to Dandelion — a bard familiar with noble lords and ladies alike. The set contains 8 pieces; 7 polyhedral dice, and a metal coin featuring Dandelion’s depiction, which acts as a D2. Each die is painted purple with golden engravings. The highest value faces and coin reverse display Dandelion's favored lute.

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Dandelion is a widely known personality - both among common people and among the higher-born. Where beautiful ballads alone could not open the door for him, he also showed a considerable talent for diplomacy and politics. More than once it was his flexible language that he owed the salvation or favor of the nobility. For example, in a certain Toussaint, he was officially known as Julian Alfred Pankratz, Viscount de Lettenhove...

This is who this special dice set in purple and gold color theme is dedicated to, with a clear font of digits, engravings stylized to uphold the atmosphere of poetry and music, and the highest dice faces decorated with the symbol of the Lute. The coin attached to the set also shows this symbol on the reverse, while the obverse is ruled by the side-profile of Dandelion’s handsome face.