A new collection of d20 dice has been revealed by Die Hard Dice, drawing inspiration from 'Esoteric Ebb,' a role-playing game currently heralded as a top contender for 2026's best RPG. This new product line, comprising both standard-sized character-themed dice and a standout oversized d20, is currently open for pre-orders, with an anticipated delivery date in June. The standard sets feature three d20s, each representing a primary character from the game, and are offered with a choice of purple or orange carrying pouches. Each die is meticulously designed: a translucent green and blue one for Snell, the goblin rogue; a striking purple and white die for Meek, the wearable mimic; and a dark brown die with a gold shimmer for Ettir, the angelic figure. A unique symbol replaces the '20' face on each die, signifying its respective character.
Beyond the standard dice, the collection features a remarkable oversized, metallic d20, dedicated to 'The Cleric,' a character known for being the world's least effective cleric. This substantial die, boasting blue and white faces, showcases The Cleric's iconic helm in the same electroplated finish as its edges and numbers. This particular item has resonated deeply with collectors and fans, prompting many to place pre-orders. It transforms a passion for gaming into a tangible artifact, blending the love for tabletop accessories with the narrative depth of 'Esoteric Ebb.'
For those considering these unique dice, it is highly recommended to first experience 'Esoteric Ebb' itself. The game offers a rich and immersive experience that fully justifies the creation of these thematic accessories. The depth of its narrative and innovative gameplay, including a unique approach to save scumming, has left a lasting impression on players. Engaging with the game first enhances the appreciation for the craftsmanship and thoughtful design behind each die, turning a simple game accessory into a cherished piece of memorabilia that celebrates the spirit of adventure and storytelling found within 'Esoteric Ebb.'
