Sirius Dice and Wizards of the Coast launch D&D Progress Pride dice set

Sirius Dice has launched a limited-edition Dungeons & Dragons Progress Pride dice set.

The set has been designed in collaboration with Hasbro’s Wizards of the Coast and Daniel Quasar, the creator of the Progress Pride flag. A limited run of only 1,500 units has been made, celebrating diversity, inclusion, and progress within the LGBTQ+ community and beyond.

For every dice set sold, $30 will be donated directly to The Trevor Project.

“Playing tabletop RPGs has changed my life significantly so getting to experience them from a different perspective has been amazing,” said Daniel Quasar, creator of the Progress Pride Flag.

“My hope with this dice set is that LGBTQ+ players will feel seen, represented and proud as they roll, knowing that someone on the inside is just like them and just as excited to play.”

Dan Rawson, Senior Vice President and General Manager for D&D at Wizards of the Coast, added: “For 50 years, Dungeons & Dragons has cultivated a strong sense of community, welcoming players who share a common enthusiasm and love for roleplaying and tabletop gaming,

“As inclusivity is an integral part of this iconic fandom, we are honoured to work with partners and organisations that mirror our core values of inspiring creativity, forging friendships, and fostering communities that are representative of its fans.”

Tina Trenkler, Co-Owner at Sirius Dice, continued: “Our partnership with Daniel Quasar and the creation of the Progress Pride Dice Set reflect our commitment to fostering inclusivity and supporting organisations that champion the well-being of LGBTQ+ young people.”

For more information on the Progress Pride Dice Set visit https://siriusdice.com/pages/dnd-progress-pride-dice-set-limited-edition.

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