Two bold sharp edge sets, one decision
If you're choosing between the Poisoner's Delight and Warlock Deluxe 7-piece sets, you're really deciding which visual style you want at the table. Both are handmade sharp edge dice with the same seven polyhedral shapes, so the practical differences come down to color, price, and how much handmade variation you're comfortable with.
Here's a quick read: Poisoner's Delight delivers an intense green-and-black energy at a lower wholesale price, while Warlock Deluxe leans into a purple-and-black vaporwave look with holographic inclusions. Both sets are quality-inspected for casual play, but each carries its own personality.
Design and table presence
The color story is the main differentiator between these two sets. Choose the one that matches your character or campaign vibe.
- Poisoner's Delight: Intense green and black with 'sickly sparks of energy' – a menacing look that fits poison, necrotic, or nature-themed characters.
- Warlock Deluxe: Purple and black vaporwave-inspired with sleek holographic inclusions – a more cosmic or arcane feel that shifts as it catches the light.
What the catalog confirms
Both sets include the same standard seven dice: D4, D6, D8, D10, D%, D12, and D20. They're handmade and quality-inspected to be visually perfect and suitable for casual play.
- WS Poisoner's Delight - 7 piece set: Poisoner's Delight is an intense green and black set with 'sickly sparks of energy'. The green-black palette gives a distinct, ominous table presence that stands out from typical dice.
WS Poisoner's Delight - 7 piece set - WS Warlock Deluxe - 7 piece set: Warlock Deluxe is a purple and black vaporwave-inspired set with sleek holographic inclusions. The holographic inclusions add a shimmering effect that can make rolls more visually engaging.
WS Warlock Deluxe - 7 piece set
Price and wholesale considerations
Pricing differs between the two sets. Poisoner's Delight is listed at a catalog price of USD 29.25 (comparison price USD 39.00), while Warlock Deluxe sits at USD 31.85 (comparison price USD 49.00). Both are wholesale listings with a minimum order quantity of 5 units per design.
If you're buying for a group, a game store, or as a gift, the MOQ matters. You'll need to commit to at least five sets of either design. Wholesale is only available to domestic retailers – international wholesale is not offered.
Handmade variation: what to expect
Because these dice are handmade, each set will vary slightly in color proportions. That means the swirls, streaks, and sparkle distribution won't be identical between sets. Some players love this uniqueness; others prefer uniformity. If you need exact matching across multiple sets, that's a limitation to keep in mind.
The catalog notes that each set is quality-inspected to be visually perfect and suitable for casual play, so the variation is cosmetic, not a defect.
Which set should you choose?
Pick Poisoner's Delight if you want a menacing green-black look that fits poison, necromantic, or nature themes, and you're comfortable with a slightly lower wholesale price. Choose Warlock Deluxe if you prefer a purple-black vaporwave aesthetic with holographic shimmer that feels more arcane or cosmic.
Both sets deliver the same dice lineup and handmade quality. Your decision really comes down to which color story you want rolling across the table.
