Die in the Dungeon reference · GOG v5.1.1 snapshot

Die in the Dungeon Wiki, Database & Tools

Explore a versioned Die in the Dungeon relic, potion and dice reference built from GOG v5.1.1, plus an exact dice probability calculator and beginner guide.

By IndieTome Editorial · Reviewed October 12, 2026

ATICO / HypeTrain Digital / Sidekick Publishing · Steam artwork

Versioned full-game reference

Search 188 displayed relic / curse records, 53 potion configurations, 34 dice type records and 23 unique dice property IDs from the supplied GOG 5.1.1 build. Four focused tools now cover dice odds, potion odds, starting decks and upgrade decisions.

Newer build available: this database is pinned to 5.1.1 / 119.0f2f. Official release notes list 5.2.0 / 120.0f2 from October 1, 2026, so changed or newly added content may be missing.

RelicsSearch 188 displayed Die in the Dungeon relic and curse configuration records from GOG v5.1.1 by name, rarity, style and effect.PotionsSearch 53 Die in the Dungeon potion configurations from GOG v5.1.1, including regular and boss or super variants, roll shapes and effects.Dice referenceLook up 34 configured Die in the Dungeon dice types, 23 unique property IDs and the v5.1.1 D4, D6 and D8 face presets in one reference.Dice oddsCalculate exact Die in the Dungeon dice averages, sum ranges and target probabilities from a preset or your own face values.Potion oddsCheck the exact success chance and roll distribution for 14 conditional Die in the Dungeon potions in the v5.1.1 game data.Starting decksCompare all seven configured starting dice for Cinder, Lisver, Mango and Nera across standard and Decadent D8 deck modes in game version 5.1.1.Upgrade pathsSearch 151 configured Die in the Dungeon dice upgrade sources and follow their next Silver, Gold or special upgrade result.Beginner guideLearn the Die in the Dungeon board, dice, relic and potion decision loop without an unverified tier list or invented drop rates.

What can I find here?

Use the relic database to search display effects and the potion list for configured variants. Calculate raw dice thresholds in the dice tool or choose one of the 14 data-backed rolls in the potion tool. The starting deck comparison and upgrade path explorer expose two more package-level decisions without inventing a tier list.

Why do these counts differ from the Steam store?

The official Steam description advertises 142 unique relics, 31 unique dice and 36 distinct potions. Serialized assets count a different thing: this snapshot contains event, corrupted, curse, boss / super and other configuration variants, as well as many dice definitions for rarity and upgrade combinations. This site labels them as configuration records rather than claiming that all are normal unlocks.

One empty relic and one empty potion placeholder are excluded. Catalog presence does not establish an unlock route, drop rate, character restriction or availability in every run.

How does this differ from community wikis?

The developers' pinned FAQ recommends the community Miraheze wiki for item lookup. Community and Japanese specialist sites were reviewed to identify missing search intents, but their numbers and prose were not copied into this database. Here, record text, faces and categories come from one labelled local build, and every page shows its version and evidence limits.

Sources, version & limits

Local evidence: supplied GOG build 59960768222754130, game version 5.1.1 / 119.0f2f. Display names, descriptions, categories, face arrays and identifying icons are extracted without running the game. Catalog presence does not verify an unlock route, reward pool, drop rate or behavior during play.

Version warning: release notes list 5.2.0 / 120.0f2 from October 1, 2026. This snapshot is therefore one release behind. The official Steam page is the source for the public feature and advertised content counts.

The developers' pinned FAQ links the community Miraheze wiki. Miraheze, Atwiki and Gemelog were reviewed for coverage gaps, not copied as numeric authority or article text. Small game icons identify entries; no executables, raw story scripts, audio or complete asset archive are distributed. Source policy and credits · Report a correction.