A rich violet glitter gel with a field of metallic lilac flecks suspended inside, each one catching the light as the die rotates. The sparkle is computed live, so it keeps flashing instead of sitting frozen in a texture. Black numerals read clean against the gel. The full polyhedral set, plus a d2 and a d16, every one carrying its own drift of violet.

Violet was once the costliest color in the world to wear, and gel makers still treat it that way. They set it slowly so the flakes hang through the whole body instead of settling to the bottom. Held still it is a deep plum stone. Turned in the hand, the whole face lights up. Enchanters, fey courtiers, and anyone whose spell list runs to illusions tend to keep a set close.

1 sets containing 9 dice