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Kill Team: T'au Empire Dice Set

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Kill Team: T'au Empire Dice SetThe T'au Empire fight for the Greater Good, a philosophy that they aim to bring to the entire galaxy through diplomacy, alliance, and the strong arm of war. Represent your stake in the Empire with these new dice. This set includes 20 six sided dice measuring 16mm along each edge. They are cast in orange, featuring black ink pips and T'au Empire icon on the '6' face.

The T'au Empire fight for the Greater Good, a philosophy that they aim to bring to the entire galaxy through diplomacy, alliance, and the strong arm of war. Represent your stake in the Empire with these new dice.

This set includes 20 six-sided dice measuring 16mm along each edge. They are cast in orange, featuring black ink pips and T'au Empire icon on the '6' face.
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