Baldur’s Gate 3 Treasure Packs Offer Exciting Sirius Dice Rewards

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Are you eyeing one of the Baldur’s Gate 3 Treasure Packs from Sirius Dice? While I might argue that the question “do I need more dice?” usually leans toward a resounding “no,” the allure of these packs is hard to resist.

For those who don’t know, Sirius offers a range of Treasure Packs that typically include a die, an embroidered bag, and a metal coin. The Baldur’s Gate 3 pack features 40 different d20s, 21 unique metal coins, and 9 embroidered bags. That’s a treasure trove for fans of one of the best tabletop RPGs out there.

At $12.99, the Baldur’s Gate 3 Treasure Pack is a decent price if you’re just after some dice. However, if you’re deeply invested in Baldur’s Gate 3, this is a fun way to merge the video game experience with your D&D sessions. As collectibles go, it’s a worthwhile investment, especially with the stylish Lae’zel bag included.

The dice come in various rarity levels—Legendary options include The Wizard of Waterdeep and The Pale Elf—each themed around the beloved D&D universe. If this sounds reminiscent of loot boxes, that’s because it is; welcome to the physical version of that experience.

While I received a couple of samples from Sirius, luck wasn’t on my side. Out of the eight packs I opened, I mostly pulled Common dice, with just a few Rares. For now, I’ll have to admire the replica Astral Prism from a distance. (And let’s not discuss the duplicates I got for the coins and the absence of Shadowhearts.)

What I did manage to pull feels solid. It’s tough to predict how these bags will hold up over time, but if your dice bag is getting rough treatment regularly, you might have bigger issues. The dice are as reliable as I’ve come to expect from Sirius, and I’d recommend them to anyone in need, though I can’t help but wish for entire oversized sets.

The Baldur’s Gate 3 Treasure Packs are now available online and at local game stores.