Black obsidian shot through with molten cracks, the glow still moving under the surface as though the stone never finished cooling. The numerals are cut as old inscription-style runes, carved down into the faces and lit from within, so the ember light sits at the floor of each glyph and flares when the dice roll. Real recessed geometry, cut into the glass itself rather than laid on the surface. The full polyhedral set, plus a d2 and a d16, all carved to match. Heavy, dark, and warm in the hand.

These runes were struck into volcanic glass at the foot of a keep that burned and never went cold. The fire that took it sank into the stone instead of dying out, and it still runs through the cracks when the dice are cast. They were carved by smiths who worked close to the heat, each glyph cut deep enough to hold the ember light. Roll them and the old fire answers.

1 sets containing 9 dice