Quick answer
Pick a d2 coin that matches your game's theme and offers clear side differentiation. The Mark of the Necronomicon suits occult horror, the Seer's Eye fits fantasy settings, and the Zombie Chopper works for 8-bit or survival horror themes.
Why a dedicated d2 coin beats a regular coin
A standard coin works in a pinch, but a dedicated d2 coin brings thematic art and clear side labeling that reduces confusion at the table. The printed numbers or symbols make it obvious which side is 1 and which is 2, so you never have to agree on heads or tails mid-game.
Each d2 coin from Infinite Black is designed with a specific aesthetic in mind, so you can choose one that reinforces the mood of your campaign.
Design and readability trade-offs
The Mark of the Necronomicon coin shows the iconic mark on one side and a "1" on the other. This gives you a clear, unambiguous reading. The Seer's Eye coin follows the same layout with a fantasy eye symbol and a "1". Both are easy to read at a glance.
The Zombie Chopper coins use an 8-bit style with a "Game Over" text on one side instead of a number. While thematically perfect for retro horror, the lack of a numeral means you need to remember which side counts as 1. The black inlaid enamel on the Zombie Chopper Black version adds contrast but doesn't change the reading logic.
Price and value
All three coins are priced between $3.59 and $4.13, making them affordable additions to your gaming kit. The Seer's Eye is slightly more expensive due to its detailed fantasy design, while the Zombie Chopper variants are the most budget-friendly. None of them will break the bank, so you can grab a couple for different characters or games.
How to choose your d2 coin
- Match the theme: Pick the Mark of the Necronomicon for occult horror, the Seer's Eye for general fantasy, and the Zombie Chopper for 8-bit or survival horror games.
- Check readability: If you want instant side recognition, choose a coin with a numeral (Mark of the Necronomicon or Seer's Eye). If you prefer thematic text and don't mind a short memory check, go with the Zombie Chopper.
- Consider color options: The Mark of the Necronomicon and Seer's Eye coins are available in different color variants, letting you match your dice or character aesthetic. The Zombie Chopper Black offers a darker enamel finish for a stealthier look. If color matching matters to you, check the available options before buying.
d2 coin options at a glance
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Mark of the Necronomicon d2 Coin: This fantasy coin features the Mark of the Necronomicon on one side and a '1' on the other. The clear number makes it instantly readable during tense tabletop moments, and the occult symbol fits horror or Call of Cthulhu campaigns.
Mark of the Necronomicon d2 Coin
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Zombie Chopper Black d2 Coin: This 8-bit style coin features the Zombie Chopper on one side and a 'Game Over' on the other. The symbol side has black inlaid enamel. The black enamel adds contrast and durability, but the 'Game Over' text requires you to remember which side counts as 1, so it's best for players who enjoy thematic consistency over pure readability.
Zombie Chopper Black d2 Coin
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Seer's Eye d2 Coin: This fantasy coin features the Seer's Eye on one side and a '1' on the other. The Seer's Eye design pairs well with fantasy RPGs and the numeral ensures you never misread a flip.
Which d2 coin fits you?
Best for
- Players who want a clear, numbered side for quick reading
- GMs who want thematic coins that reinforce their campaign's mood
- Budget-conscious gamers looking for an affordable tabletop accessory
Not for
- Players who prefer a standard six-sided die for d2 rolls (a d6 with 1-3 = 1, 4-6 = 2 works fine)
- Those who want a coin that works as a standard currency token in addition to a d2
