Dice Hoarder Dice Sets: How the Seven-Piece Sets Work
Quick answer
Every Dice Hoarder dice set is a complete seven-piece RPG set: one percentile die, one D4, one D6, one D8, one D10, one D12 and one D20, matched by colour and material. The shop holds 400+ of these seven-piece sets — more than 2,800 individual dice in total.
| Dice per set | Seven pieces: percentile die, D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20Dice Hoarder on Steam (official store page) |
|---|---|
| Number of sets | 400+ seven-piece setsDice Hoarder on Steam (official store page) |
| Individual dice | Over 2,800 dice to sortWorthPlaying preview, Aug 21, 2026 |
| Release | November 13, 2026 (Windows PC)Dice Hoarder on Steam |
Learn how Dice Hoarder dice sets work: what each seven-piece set contains, how 400+ sets drive your shifts, and which floppy-disk skills help complete them.

Table of Contents
Every Dice Hoarder dice set is a complete seven-piece RPG set: one percentile die, one D4, one D6, one D8, one D10, one D12 and one D20, matched by colour and material. The shop holds 400+ of these seven-piece sets — more than 2,800 individual dice in total.
Your job is to gather the scattered dice, rebuild them into complete sets, and then place each finished set where it belongs in the shop.
The basics of a set
The official Steam store page is explicit about how a set is built. Pick dice up, examine their colours and materials, and match one die of every classic polyhedral type into a single set. That means colour and material are the deciding traits: a set is not just seven random dice, but seven dice that belong together visually.
Once a set is complete, you place it where it belongs in the shop. The store description describes the loop as: pick up dice, examine them, rebuild sets, restock the shop.

How many sets there are
Two counts matter, and both come from official and press material:
- 400+ seven-piece sets to rebuild (official store description, checked 2026-11-09).
- Over 2,800 individual dice to sort across the shop (WorthPlaying's August 21, 2026 preview).
The math checks out loosely: 400 sets of seven dice each would be around 2,800 dice, so the two figures describe the same hoard from different angles.
What each set needs
| Die | Piece |
|---|---|
| Percentile die | 1 per set |
| D4 | 1 per set |
| D6 | 1 per set |
| D8 | 1 per set |
| D10 | 1 per set |
| D12 | 1 per set |
| D20 | 1 per set |
Seven dice, one of each type. A set is only complete when all seven slots are filled.

How set-building fits into a shift
In Story Mode there are no timers. The next day begins only after you have stocked the required value of dice, so completing sets and placing them feeds directly into finishing each shift. The official page stresses that you can search every corner and plan your sets at your own pace, and Chill Mode offers one uninterrupted, story-free organizing session if you only want to sort.
Pick up scattered dice
Search the shop and pick up loose dice. There are thousands scattered around.Examine colour and material
Check each die's colour and material so you can group dice that belong to the same set.Build one of each type
Match a percentile die, D4, D6, D8, D10, D12 and D20 with matching colour and material into one seven-piece set.Place the finished set
Put each completed set where it belongs in the shop.Stock the required value
Keep completing sets until you have stocked the dice value the day requires; the next Story Mode day then begins.
How floppy disks help with sets
As the days pass, mysterious floppy disks begin appearing around the store. The official page describes using them to unlock powers that make set-building easier: one kind of skill tracks down the remaining dice a set needs, and another pulls a needed die directly into your hand. WorthPlaying adds a caution — some disks look suspicious, and who keeps leaving them is part of the game's mystery. Your employer's one rule is to never enter the basement.
Version and platform notes
The official store page lists Windows only, and the developer's September 7, 2026 announcement said they are currently developing Dice Hoarder for Windows PC, with other platforms something they would be happy to explore after launch. As of 2026-11-09, the official Steam page lists only Windows; no Mac or console version is listed. The developer also stated they are building the game with Steam Deck support in mind, though the store's Steam Deck compatibility section still shows "Unknown" as of 2026-11-09.
Next steps
- The floppy disks that unlock set-completion skills are a system of their own — see the floppy disks guide once the game is out.
- Since a set only counts when its dice value is stocked, the dice value guide will help you understand what each shift requires.
FAQ
How many dice sets are in Dice Hoarder?
The official Steam description says you rebuild 400+ seven-piece dice sets, and WorthPlaying's preview puts the total at over 2,800 individual dice to sort. Both figures were current as of 2026-11-09.
What makes the Dice Hoarder dice sets complete?
A set needs one of every classic polyhedral die: a percentile die, D4, D6, D8, D10, D12 and D20, matched by colour and material. Once all seven pieces are gathered, you place the finished set where it belongs in the shop.
Do I have to finish a whole set to end a day?
No. The official page says the next Story Mode day begins after you have stocked the required value of dice, not after every set in the shop is rebuilt. There are no timers, and Chill Mode skips progression entirely.
Can any ability help me finish a stubborn set?
Yes, according to the official description: floppy disks unlock skills that can track down the remaining dice a set needs or pull a needed die directly into your hand. The press preview notes some disks look suspicious, so treat them as part of the mystery.
Check note: set contents, the 400+ count, shift progression and disk skills come from the official Steam store page and DieCorp's announcements on Steam; the 2,800-dice figure and the suspicious-disks detail come from WorthPlaying's August 21, 2026 preview. Exact in-game set counts, shelf placement behaviour and disk skill names remain unconfirmed until the game launches on November 13, 2026.
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