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Mystery Dice Goblin DnD Subscription Box

UK dice shop offering random seven-piece mystery dice sets and TTRPG accessories

3.5★★★★☆out of 5
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Operating
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Dice collectors who enjoy random surprise sets
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What's in the box: A typical mystery order is a random set of seven polyhedral dice suitable for D&D, Pathfinder and other tabletop RPGs.

Mystery Dice Goblin is a UK-based seller of dice and accessories for D&D, Pathfinder, wargaming and other tabletop RPGs. Its storefront can show prices in US dollars for American shoppers. Even though it is listed as a subscription box, the shop's front page focuses on one-off purchases rather than a recurring plan. Its main product is the Mystery Dice set. Each one is a random set of seven polyhedral dice drawn from a pool the company says includes more than 300 designs, and some of those designs are not sold on their own on the site. The shop promises you will get a different set every time or it will send a free replacement. You can leave a note asking for a color preference, but requests for specific dice are not accepted. Beyond the mystery sets, the catalog includes standard and liquid core dice sets, trading card game (TCG) sleeves, other accessories and a seasonal dice advent calendar, which now has a 2026 edition. The site does not clearly describe a subscription schedule or billing cycle, so if you want a monthly delivery, check how ordering works before you commit. US buyers should also keep in mind that the company is based in the UK. If you enjoy the surprise of a random dice pull, it is a fun, focused shop with a clear promise of no repeat sets.

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