BestsellerDice, perfected into a sphere.
A full eight-piece set — D2 coin to D20 — with no edges and no corners. A patented weighted core stops each roll cleanly so the number reads exactly as it should — and nothing else on your table looks like this.

A sphere that knows when to stop.
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Roll it like a marble
A true sphere — smooth, dense, satisfying in the hand. It rolls with a tension flat dice simply don't have.
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The weight finds its groove
Inside, a steel core moves freely, then locks into one of the precision grooves — stopping the die within a hand's width.
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One number faces up
Read it like a classic die. Same odds, same D2 to D20 — as an object you'll keep turning in your fingers.
Five collections. One shape.
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CollectorRoyal Nox White

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Two shells. One steel heart. Zero guesswork.
Each Orbidice is cast as two precision halves. Inside sits a polished steel ball that drops into one of the chambers as the sphere slows — locking the roll and pushing a single numeral to the top. It's the patented reason a round die can be a fair die.
You already own dice. You don't own these.

How a round die gives a fair roll.
What are spherical dice?
Spherical dice are RPG dice shaped as perfect balls instead of polyhedra. From the outside every Orbidice has the same shape; what makes one a D6 and another a D20 is the number of chambers inside and the numerals engraved over them. A set covers every die a tabletop roleplaying game needs — a two-sided D2 coin, D4, D6, D8, D10, D100, D12 and D20 — so it replaces a standard polyhedral set in any system that uses them, from d20 fantasy to percentile horror.
Are spherical dice fair?
Fairness comes from the chambers, not the outer shape. Inside each sphere a polished steel ball moves freely while the die rolls. As it slows, the ball drops into one of the equally sized chambers in the shell, which stops the sphere with a single numeral facing straight up. Every chamber is the same size, so every result has the same chance — the same odds as a well-made polyhedral die, checked across thousands of test rolls.
Spherical vs. polyhedral dice
A polyhedral die stops because its edges and corners catch on the table. A sphere has none, so Orbidice relies on its weighted core instead: the dice roll smoothly, stop within about a hand's width instead of bouncing off the table, and read exactly like the dice you know — the number on top is your result.
Designed and made in Poland
Orbidice was created by a small studio in Kraków and funded in 2021 by 9,115 Kickstarter backers. Each 25 mm sphere is cast in resin around its steel core, the numerals are engraved and inked by hand, and every set is checked one sphere at a time before it ships in its magnetic presentation case.
“The first time it stops dead with a 20 facing up, the whole table goes quiet.”
9,115 people bet on a round die.
In 2021 Orbidice launched on Kickstarter with a €15,000 goal. 9,115 backers pledged €826,472 — the sixth-biggest dice project in Kickstarter's history — and more than 120,000 spheres have been delivered since. Every set sold here is the same die those backers received, made by the same workshop in Poland.
What backers said once the box arrived.
I love the dice. We got a variety of styles and they are all a blast to roll. I’m shooting these things like crazy. I love the sound it makes and the way it feels. These are cool dice!I just received my dice! And they are beautiful. … The nox die is something to behold.Got my from the initial 100, love em! Good quality and everyone at my table wants them.
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Before you roll
Yes. The internal weight settles into one of the equally sized grooves with no bias — same odds as a well-made polyhedral die, verified across thousands of test rolls.
Rarely. The weighted core brings the sphere to a stop within roughly a hand's width. A dice tray works beautifully but isn't required.
Exactly like a normal die: the number facing straight up is your result. Numerals are inked deep and large for fast reading.
Eight pieces: a two-sided D2 coin plus D4, D6, D8, D10, D100, D12 and D20 — every one a sphere — in a presentation case. No other spherical set includes the D2.
Dispatch within 48 hours. Free EU shipping over €80, otherwise €9. United States €19 with customs duties included; United Kingdom same as the EU; Canada €9. 60-day money-back guarantee, return shipping on us within the EU.
Each sphere is 25 mm across — a touch larger than a standard D20 — so they sit naturally in a dice tray, a cup or your hand.
Cast resin around a polished steel ball, with engraved, hand-inked numerals. The presentation case has a magnetic lid.
The numerals are engraved and filled, not printed, so normal play does not wear them. Keep the spheres away from solvents and direct heat.
Not at the moment — every Orbidice product is a complete eight-piece set. Two or three sets are discounted automatically in the cart.

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