Vox Machina d20 vs The Shattered Teeth Dice Set: Which to Roll
By Critical Role Store | Published: 2026-10-31
Category: Comparisons
Compare the Vox Machina d20 set and The Shattered Teeth Dice Set on dice count, materials, and character details to pick the right Critical Role dice for your table.
Quick answer
Choose the Vox Machina d20 Dice Set if you want eight character-specific d20s in a velvet bag for about $16.49. Choose The Shattered Teeth Dice Set if you want a seven-die handmade resin set with a gemstone finish for about $74.99.
Dice count and what each set covers
The Vox Machina set gives you eight standard 20-sided dice, each tied to a member of the first campaign's party. The Shattered Teeth set gives you seven dice in a standard polyhedral mix. If your table mostly rolls d20s for attacks and saves, the Vox Machina set covers that need directly. If you need a full set for varied rolls, The Shattered Teeth set is the broader toolkit.
Neither product listing specifies exact die types beyond these counts, so check the product page if you need a particular die shape.
Material and finish trade-offs
The Shattered Teeth dice are handmade, sharp-edged, high-grade wear-resistant resin, hand-painted with custom mixed colors, and polished to a gemstone finish. That craftsmanship is why the set costs more. The Vox Machina dice are standard resin d20s with no custom finish stated in the catalog. Both are resin, but only one is positioned as a display-grade handmade set.
If you roll on a hard surface often, the wear-resistant claim on The Shattered Teeth set may matter. If you want a durable everyday set at a lower price, the Vox Machina d20s are the simpler choice.
Character details and collector appeal
The Vox Machina set includes character dice details, such as Vex'ahlia's deep teal and white marbling, and arrives in a purple velvet drawstring bag with a gold Vox Machina crest. That makes it a strong pick for fans of the first campaign who want recognizable character touches.
The Shattered Teeth set is themed around the southern region beyond the Fool's Curtain, with custom mixed colors and hand-painted details rather than named character dice. If you want a set that feels like a piece of Exandrian lore and a display object, The Shattered Teeth fits that brief.
Key trade-offs at a glance
- Price vs. craftsmanship: The Vox Machina set is $16.49 (compared to $24.99), while The Shattered Teeth set is $74.99 (compared to $99.99). The Shattered Teeth set costs more because it is handmade, hand-painted, and gemstone-polished; the Vox Machina set is a standard resin d20 set. Decide whether you are buying a collectible display set or an affordable play set.
- Dice count vs. dice variety: Vox Machina gives you eight d20s, all the same die type. The Shattered Teeth gives you seven dice in a standard polyhedral mix. If you need a full set for different rolls, The Shattered Teeth covers more ground; if you mainly roll d20s, Vox Machina is more focused. Check your character sheet: do you need one die type or many?
- Character theme vs. region theme: Vox Machina dice feature named character details and a campaign crest bag. The Shattered Teeth set is themed to the southern region beyond the Fool's Curtain with custom-mixed colors. Pick the theme that matches your campaign or fandom. Choose the set whose story you want on the table.
Product facts
- The Shattered Teeth Dice Set: Set of 7 handmade, sharp-edged, high-grade wear-resistant resin dice, hand-painted with custom mixed colors and polished with a gemstone finish. You get a full polyhedral set with a premium finish, which justifies the higher price if you want display-quality dice.
The Shattered Teeth Dice Set - Vox Machina d20 Dice Set: Set of eight standard 20-sided resin dice, each with character details, arriving in a purple velvet drawstring bag with a gold Vox Machina crest. You get multiple d20s for the whole party or for advantage rolls, plus a themed bag for storage and transport.
Vox Machina d20 Dice Set
Which set fits you?
Best for
- Players who want multiple d20s with Vox Machina character details and a themed bag
- Fans of the first campaign on a budget
- Tables that mostly roll d20s for attacks and saves
Not for
- Players who need a full polyhedral set in one purchase
- Collectors who want a handmade, display-grade finish
- Buyers who prefer region-themed over character-themed dice
