Lullaby vs Sugarplum Acrylic Dice: Choosing a Pastel Set

Two pastel acrylic sets, one clear price gap

The Lullaby Acrylic Dice Set and the Sugarplum Acrylic Dice Set are close cousins: both are 7-piece acrylic sets with large, easy-to-read numerals, both are aimed at new players, backup sets, or players who like options, and both are currently listed as pre-orders that ship in early September. The practical difference comes down to theme and price. Lullaby is listed at USD 7.19 (compared with USD 11.99), while Sugarplum is USD 8.63 (also compared with USD 11.99). That makes Lullaby the lower-cost entry point and Sugarplum the slightly pricier alternative, but the color character is the real deciding factor.

Side-by-side: what actually differs

• Price: Lullaby is listed at USD 7.19; Sugarplum is listed at USD 8.63. Both show a USD 11.99 comparison price, so the gap is about USD 1.44 at catalog prices.
• Theme: Lullaby carries a lullaby-inspired character; Sugarplum carries a sugarplum-inspired character. The listings describe both as 'big color' sets, but the exact hue mix is not specified in the supplied evidence.
• Set contents: Both include the same seven dice: D4, D6, D8, D10 (00–90), D10 (0–9), D12, and D20.
• Material and readability: Both are acrylic with large easy-to-read numerals, according to the catalog.
• Availability: Both are pre-orders that ship in early September. Neither listing confirms in-stock immediate shipping.

Lullaby: the lower-priced pastel option

• Pre-Order || Lullaby Acrylic Dice Set: Lullaby Acrylic Dice Set is listed at USD 7.19 with a USD 11.99 comparison price. It is the cheaper of the two pastel sets, which matters if you are buying a first set or a backup set on a budget.

  

• Pre-Order || Lullaby Acrylic Dice Set: Includes a 7-piece acrylic set: D4, D6, D8, D10 (00–90), D10 (0–9), D12, and D20. This is a complete standard polyhedral set, so you do not need to buy extra dice to cover common RPG rolls.
• Pre-Order || Lullaby Acrylic Dice Set: The listing describes large easy-to-read numerals and a lullaby-inspired theme. Readability and theme are the two features you will notice most at the table, especially for new players.

Sugarplum: the slightly pricier alternative

• Pre-Order || Sugarplum Acrylic Dice Set: Sugarplum Acrylic Dice Set is listed at USD 8.63 with a USD 11.99 comparison price. It costs more than Lullaby at catalog price, so the choice should be based on whether you prefer its sugarplum theme.

  

• Pre-Order || Sugarplum Acrylic Dice Set: Includes the same 7-piece acrylic set: D4, D6, D8, D10 (00–90), D10 (0–9), D12, and D20. You get the same dice types as Lullaby, so the decision is not about missing dice.
• Pre-Order || Sugarplum Acrylic Dice Set: The listing describes large easy-to-read numerals and a sugarplum-inspired theme. If the sugarplum look appeals to you more than the lullaby look, this is the main reason to pay the higher price.

What the listings do not tell you

Both product records are clear on set contents, material, theme, price, and pre-order timing, but they do not include care instructions, safety warnings, or compatibility notes. That means you should not assume specific cleaning methods, storage requirements, or game-system compatibility from these listings alone. If those details matter to you, check the full product page or contact the store before ordering. The absence of that information in the supplied records is not evidence that the sets lack care guidance; it simply means the listings we reviewed do not confirm it.

How to choose between Lullaby and Sugarplum

• Choose Lullaby if price is your first filter.: At USD 7.19, it is the lower-cost way to get a complete 7-piece acrylic set with large numerals.
• Choose Sugarplum if the sugarplum theme speaks to you.: The USD 8.63 price buys the same dice types and readability, so the extra cost is essentially about the color character.
• Choose either if you need a backup set or a first set.: Both listings explicitly position these sets for new players, backup sets, or players who like options.
• Plan around the pre-order timeline.: Both ship in early September, so neither is an immediate-shipping purchase. Order only if that timeline works for your table.