Mark of the Necronomicon: Witch House Rites Polyhedral Collection

Some rites leave marks that endure long after the words fade. The Mark of the Necronomicon is one such sigil, noted in restricted notebooks and sealed folios that trace its use through centuries of forbidden practice. Scholars at the Miskatonic Library record its appearance on relics tied to the Mad Poet and the preservation rituals that followed the brutality that fell upon him. The Witch House Rites polyhedral collection reflects these accounts with ten dice cast in layered blends of crimson, black, and hints of deep violet. Iridescent glitter drifts through each die like sparks rising from a ritual flame. The highest face on each die carries the Mark of the Necronomicon, inked in metallic red.

The set rests within a blackened foil-accented grimoire with a magnetic clasp. Its design recalls a guarded volume from the lower archives, marked with symbols associated with rites seldom spoken aloud. The grimoire protects the dice and presents them as a piece of eldritch history.

Each collection includes a thick golden d2 coin with black enamel inlay. One side holds the Mark of the Necronomicon and the other carries the Tree of Sorrows. The coin ties the set to the broader network of artifacts tied to the tome and the forces that linger at its borders.

A matching Miskatonic lore card completes the set. It offers a brief record of the sigil’s creation and its link to the relic fashioned from Alhazred’s remains. Together, these pieces form a collection suited for those who study the shadows where knowledge and danger meet.