Quick answer

If you want your hazard rolls to feel more substantial and visually striking, Moonrakers Hematite Hazard Dice are a solid upgrade—just be ready for their weight and potential table wear.

Why hematite dice stand out

Hematite is a dense gemstone, so these dice have real heft compared to standard plastic dice. That weight makes every hazard roll feel more deliberate and adds a premium touch to your Moonrakers sessions.

The set includes four dice in a felt bag, which keeps them protected when not in use and makes them easy to store or travel with.

The trade-off: table damage risk

The catalog warns that these dice could damage tables. Because hematite is hard and heavy, rolling directly on a wooden or glass surface can leave marks or dents.

If you play on a bare table, consider using a dice tray or a playmat to protect your surface. This is a practical consideration, not a flaw—just part of owning premium dice.

Decision rules for hematite hazard dice

  • If you want premium feel: Choose these dice if you value weight and gemstone aesthetics over standard plastic dice. The heft enhances the tactile experience.
  • If you play on delicate surfaces: Only buy if you're willing to use a dice tray or playmat. Otherwise, the risk of table damage may outweigh the upgrade. Pair with a protective surface.
  • If you're on a budget: Consider standard dice or other upgrades if the price feels high. Hematite dice are a premium option, not a necessity for gameplay.

Product facts

  • Moonrakers Hematite Hazard Dice: Includes 4 dice in a felt bag. You get a complete set for hazard rolls, and the felt bag keeps them organized and protected.

    Moonrakers Hematite Hazard Dice

    Moonrakers Hematite Hazard Dice

  • Moonrakers Hematite Hazard Dice: Heavyweight hematite gemstone construction. The weight gives a satisfying, premium feel that standard dice lack, making each roll more impactful.

  • Moonrakers Hematite Hazard Dice: Caution: could damage tables. You'll need a dice tray or playmat to avoid scratches or dents on your playing surface.

Who should buy these dice?

Best for

  • Players who want a tactile, premium upgrade for their hazard rolls
  • Collectors who appreciate gemstone dice and don't mind extra care

Not for

  • Players who play on bare wooden or glass tables without a protective surface
  • Budget-conscious players who prefer functional upgrades over aesthetics