Quick Answer
Choose the Kill Team Fellgor Ravager Dice if you prioritize striking visual contrast and a lower price; pick the Corsair Voidscarred Dice if you want a larger dice count and a more detailed icon design for your Kill Team games.
Price and dice count
The Fellgor Ravager Dice are priced at USD 21.00, a significant saving compared to the Corsair Voidscarred Dice at USD 23.94. However, the catalog does not specify the number of dice in the Fellgor set, while the Corsair set contains 20 dice. This makes the Corsair set a better value per dice if you need a full matched set for larger Kill Team battles.
If cost is your main concern and you play Kill Team games that only require a handful of dice, the Fellgor set may be more budget-friendly. For those who want a standard, comprehensive set of dice for multiple players, the Corsair set's 20 dice may be more practical.
Design and faction identity
The Fellgor Ravager Dice are cast in black with orange pips, featuring the emblem of the Fellgor Ravagers on the six face. The description suggests an appeal to Chaos Gods and dark blessings, giving them a strong narrative presence for Chaos-aligned Kill Teams.
The Corsair Voidscarred Dice also use black dice with orange ink, but their 1-5 faces are traditionally pipped, and the six face depicts the icon of the Corsair Voidscarred. This set is more classic in form, with the faction icon reserved for the highest face, which may appeal to players who prefer traditional pipped dice for readability.
Usability in play
Traditional pipping (as with the Corsair set) is often favored by competitive players because it's easier to read at a glance across the table. The Fellgor set's all-over black design with orange pips is still clear, but the risk of misreading due to busy symbol work may be slightly higher during fast-paced games.
If you value speed and clear readability in tournament play, the Corsair Dice might be the more functional choice. For casual games where flavor and immersion matter more, the Fellgor Dice's thematic design enhances the Chaos experience.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Price vs. dice count: The Fellgor set costs USD 21.00 but dice count is unstated; the Corsair set costs USD 23.94 for 20 dice. If you need more dice, the Corsair set offers better value.
- Faction identity vs. readability: Fellgor dice emphasize a Chaos Chaos narrative with a full-faction emblem on the six face; Corsair dice use traditional pipping on 1-5 for readability and reserve the icon only for the six.
- Casual vs. competitive use: Fellgor dice suit themed, casual games where visual story matters; Corsair dice are better for clear dice recognition during tournament play. If undecided, match the dice to the faction you play most often to enhance immersion.
Product details
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Kill Team: Fellgor Ravager Dice: Set of Kill Team dice cast in black with orange pips, featuring the emblem of the Fellgor Ravagers on the six face, designed to appeal to seekers of dark blessings from the Chaos Gods. The bold black-and-orange color scheme and Chaos theme make these dice ideal for thematic Kill Team games, but the exact dice count is unspecified, so verify contents before purchase if you have a set number in mind.
Kill Team: Fellgor Ravager Dice
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Kill Team: Corsair Voidscarred Dice: Contains 20 black dice with orange ink, traditional pipped faces 1-5, and the Corsair Voidscarred icon on the six face. The 20-dice count provides a full set for most Kill Team games, and the classic pipped design ensures fast reading during competitive play.
Kill Team: Corsair Voidscarred Dice
Which should you choose?
Best for
- Players who want a lower-priced, thematically Chaos-themed dice set for casual Kill Team games
- Kill Team enthusiasts who favor the Fellgor Ravager faction and want matching dice
Not for
- Players who need a large, standardized dice set for competitive or tournament play; the Corsair Voidscarred Dice offer clearer readability and a known dice count