Quick answer
The ECLIPSE Lemon Yellow and Lime Green acrylic dice sets are identical in contents and storage; pick the color that suits your table aesthetic.
Identical Dice, Different Colors
Both the Lemon Yellow and Lime Green ECLIPSE sets include 11 dice: D4, 4x D6, D8, 2x D10, D12, and 2x D20. This expanded set goes beyond the standard polyhedral 7, giving you extra D6 and D20 dice for modern RPG systems like Dungeons & Dragons 5e and Pathfinder.
The dice are made from clear acrylic with translucent colored resin, so the only difference between the two is the shade of yellow-green. Lemon Yellow is a bright, warm pastel, while Lime Green is a cooler, more vibrant green. Your choice is purely cosmetic.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Color matching: Lemon Yellow pairs well with warm-toned dice trays, character sheets, and minis. Lime Green stands out against neutral or dark surfaces.
- Visibility on the table: Lime Green is slightly more visible on a light wood or beige tabletop. Lemon Yellow can blend in with similar light backgrounds. If your play surface is light-colored, Lime Green may be easier to read at a glance.
- Future expansion: Both sets have the same 40-dice capacity storage box. If you plan to add more dice later, the case accommodates them regardless of color.
Product facts
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ECLIPSE® Acrylic RPG Dice Set (11ct) - Lemon Yellow: The ECLIPSE Lemon Yellow set includes 11 dice (D4, 4x D6, D8, 2x D10, D12, 2x D20) in a 2-piece acrylic storage box that holds up to 40 dice. You get enough dice for most RPG sessions and a reusable case that can also store pens or markers.
ECLIPSE® Acrylic RPG Dice Set (11ct) - Lemon Yellow
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ECLIPSE® Acrylic RPG Dice Set (11ct) - Lime Green: The ECLIPSE Lime Green set includes the same 11-dice configuration and 2-piece acrylic storage box as the Lemon Yellow version. The identical dice and storage mean the only decision factor is which color you prefer on your table.
ECLIPSE® Acrylic RPG Dice Set (11ct) - Lime Green
Which one should you choose?
Best for
- Players who want a warm, sunny accent for their dice collection
- Gamers who prefer a bright but soft color that won't overpower the table
Not for
- Players who need a high-contrast color for low-light gaming sessions




