How to Use the Super7 Dice Set in Your D&D Game Night
By Super7 | Action Figures & Collectible Toys | Published: 2026-11-01
Category: How-to Guides
A practical walkthrough for putting the Super7 Dice Set to work at your next tabletop session, from unbagging the glow-in-the-dark dice to reading the Mummy Boy 1s.
Quick answer
Treat the Super7 Dice Set as your full tabletop polyhedral set: keep the drawstring bag as its home, charge the glow-in-the-dark dice under light before play, and read the Mummy Boy face as the 1 on each die. Then roll them like any other D&D dice set.
What the set covers at the table
The Super7 Dice Set is built around the full set of role-playing dice most D&D sessions call for, so you can cover standard attack rolls, saves, and damage without borrowing from another player. The glow-in-the-dark finish is the feature that separates it from a plain dungeons and dragons dice set, and the Mummy Boy mascot replaces the numeral 1 where it appears on the dice.
Because the catalog does not list exact die types, counts, or material, check the physical set before your first session and note which dice you actually have. That one-minute inventory prevents the common game-night stall of reaching for a d20 that is not in the bag.
Where the glow finish helps and where it does not
Glow-in-the-dark dice are a practical pick for dim tables, late sessions, and players who like a visible cue when their dice are ready. They are not a substitute for a reading light: the glow is an accent, not a light source, so keep overhead or table lighting adequate for reading character sheets.
The Mummy Boy 1 also changes how quickly new players read results. Explain the substitution before the first roll so nobody misreads a mascot face as a blank or a higher number.
Step-by-step: running the Super7 Dice Set at game night
- Unbag and inventory the set: Empty the drawstring bag onto the table and confirm which polyhedral dice are present before the session starts. Common mistake: assuming the bag matches a standard set without checking. If a die is missing, decide before play whether to substitute a spare or adjust rolls.
- Charge the glow before the first roll: Set the glow-in-the-dark dice under a lamp or bright light for a while before the session, then return them to the bag until needed. Common mistake: expecting them to glow brightly in a dark room without charging. Recharge mid-session if the glow fades and your table relies on it for visibility.
- Brief the table on the Mummy Boy 1: Show every player the Mummy Boy face and state clearly that it counts as a 1 on each die. Common mistake: letting a new player mistake the mascot for a blank face or a higher value. Agree on the reading before the first roll so no result is disputed mid-combat.
- Assign dice by roll type: Keep the d20 forward for attack rolls and checks, and set the damage dice to one side so you are not sorting through the bag each turn. Common mistake: mixing all dice in a single pile and slowing the table. A simple left-to-right layout on your character sheet speeds up every turn.
- Roll on a clear, flat surface: Use a tray or an open table area so the glow-in-the-dark dice stay visible and do not roll off the edge. Common mistake: rolling on a crowded battle map where dice land on miniatures and give unclear results. Reroll any die that lands cocked or on top of terrain, as you would with any polyhedral dice.
- Repack in the drawstring bag after play: Return every die to the Super7-logo bag at the end of the session and store it away from direct sun and heat. Common mistake: leaving glow dice loose in a hot car or on a sunny shelf. A quick count before closing the bag catches losses before the next game night.
Product facts
- Super7 Dice - Dice Set: The set contains a full set of glow-in-the-dark role-playing dice with Mummy Boy where the numeral 1 would be. You can use it as your main d&d dice for game night, but you should point out the Mummy Boy 1 to the table before the first roll.
Super7 Dice - Dice Set - Super7 Dice - Dice Set: The dice come with a drawstring dice bag featuring the Super7 logo. The bag doubles as storage and table-side organization, so keep the full set together between sessions.
