Shop single D6 dice. These six-sided dice are sold individually for $7 each, so you can buy exactly as many as your game needs. Use them for Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, board games, wargames, dice games, Mahjong, or anything else that calls for a six-sided die.
Upgrade your plain game dice
Most board games ship with small plastic dice with drilled dots. They work, but they are not much to look at. Swap them out for D6 dice with flower inclusions, swirling color and gold foil, and every roll of your favorite game gets a little more fun. Keep a handful in your game closet and use them for whatever comes off the shelf on game night.
Upgrade your family board game night
Give your family's favorite games a fresh look. Replace the worn out dice from Monopoly, Yahtzee, Catan, Sorry or Risk with a matching set of beautiful D6s, and suddenly the old game box feels new again. Kids love rolling the shiny dice, and grown ups love that they look nice enough to leave out on the table. Grab a few for each player, or pick one design for the whole family.
A great gift for any gamer
D6 dice make an easy, affordable gift. They are perfect stocking stuffers, birthday add-ons, Secret Santa picks and thank you gifts for your Dungeon Master, your Mahjong group, your MTG playgroup or the family member who always hosts game night. At $7 each, you can build a custom gift set in any quantity, and they look great tucked into a dice bag.
Games that use D6 dice
The six-sided die is the most common die in gaming. Here are some popular games where these work perfectly:
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Magic: The Gathering (MTG): use D6 dice as +1/+1 counters, token markers, poison counters and loyalty trackers, or roll them for cards that call for a six-sided die. Great for Commander pods and Friday Night Magic.
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Dice games: Yahtzee, Farkle, Liar's Dice (Perudo), Shut the Box, Ship Captain Crew and Zombie Dice.
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Board games: Catan, Risk, Monopoly, Backgammon, King of Tokyo, Ludo, Parcheesi and Sorry style race games.
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Wargames and miniatures: Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Kill Team, Blood Bowl and Bolt Action all roll handfuls of d6s.
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Mahjong: most Mahjong styles roll two or three six-sided dice to pick the dealer and break the wall. A matching pair of D6s makes a lovely upgrade for your Mahjong set.
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Tabletop RPGs: Dungeons & Dragons (D&D 5e), Pathfinder, Shadowrun, Blades in the Dark and other systems built on d6 pools.
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Other trading card games: Pokémon TCG, Lorcana and more, as damage counters and coin flip stand-ins.
What is a D6?
A D6 is a six-sided die numbered 1 through 6. In D&D, d6s power Fireball (8d6), Sneak Attack, Divine Smite and weapons like shortswords. In board games and wargames, you often roll several at once, and in Magic: The Gathering they are the go-to counter. That is why players love having extra d6 dice on hand beyond the single d6 that comes in a standard 7-piece RPG set.
Our D6 Dice
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Nebula Nightfall D6: sharp edge resin with blue, white and purple swirls, shimmering gold foil and metallic purple numbers. A mystical, geode-inspired look that pairs well with blue and black MTG decks.
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Floral Fates D6: clear sharp edge resin with colorful flower inclusions and elegant gold numbers. A pretty pick for Mahjong tables, green MTG decks, cozy game nights and druid players.
D6 Dice FAQ
Are these sold as single dice or sets?
Each listing is for a single D6 only (one six-sided die), not a 7-piece polyhedral dice set. Choose your quantity at checkout. For example, pick 5 for Yahtzee, 2 or 3 for Mahjong, a stack for MTG counters, or a big handful for Warhammer.
Are D6 dice a good gift?
Yes. At $7 each, single D6 dice are an affordable gift for board gamers, Mahjong players, MTG players and D&D fans. Buy one as a stocking stuffer or several to upgrade a family's favorite board game.
Can I use these for Magic: The Gathering?
Yes. D6 dice are one of the most common ways to track counters and tokens in MTG, including +1/+1 counters, poison counters and planeswalker loyalty. They also work for any card that tells you to roll a six-sided die.
Can I use these for Mahjong?
Yes. They are standard six-sided dice numbered 1 to 6, so they work for rolling to set the dealer and break the wall in Mahjong.
Will these replace the dice in my board games?
Yes. Any game that uses standard six-sided dice works, including Yahtzee, Catan, Risk, Monopoly, Backgammon and Farkle.
What are these D6 dice made of?
It depends on the design. Each listing lists its material, and our current D6 dice are sharp edge resin with decorative inclusions, foil and colored numbers.
How much does a D6 cost?
Each D6 is $7 USD.
How many d6 dice do I need for D&D?
Most players do fine with 4 to 8 d6s. Rogues, wizards who love Fireball and paladins often want 8 to 10 or more.
Looking for a full set instead? Browse all DnD dice or our sharp edge dice sets.
