Vikings: Good vs. Evil – complete 32-piece chess set

The 32 pieces of "Vikings: Good vs. Evil" combine a clear theme with the familiar order of the game of chess. Each side includes all six classic roles, creating a complete, balanced set for two parties. The historical reference lends the set narrative depth and a dignified overall character. The design concept runs through the entire ensemble, providing a deliberate counterpoint to plain standard pieces. Whether for a special game, as a gift for chess fans, or as an addition to a collection: three sizes and four different finish variants allow for a targeted selection to suit the desired style.

Design: Atomic99 – manufactured under valid commercial license
Production: FehnFactory
Made in Germany

AT A GLANCE

• Complete chess piece set with 32 pieces for two sides
• Three sizes and four finishes
• Hand-painted variants are always at the top of the selection menu
• Chessboard and decoration are not included

FINISHES

1. Silver / Gold – hand-painted: black base bodies with dry-brushed silver and warm-gold accents; dark recesses remain visible
2. Silver / Bronze – hand-painted: black base bodies with silver and copper-bronze paint accents; dark recesses remain visible
3. Black / White – printed: uniformly colored matte PLA in black and white
4. Silver / Gold – printed: uniformly colored silk PLA in neutral silver and warm yellow gold

SIZES

• Medium: pieces approx. 5–7 cm tall
• Large: pieces approx. 6–9 cm tall
• XLarge: pieces approx. 7.5–11 cm tall

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

A complete set of 32 chess pieces. Each side includes: 1 king, 1 queen, 2 rooks, 2 bishops, 2 knights, and 8 pawns. In total, you will receive 2 kings, 2 queens, 4 rooks, 4 bishops, 4 knights, and 16 pawns. A chessboard and other decorations are not included.

Each piece is 3D printed from PLA at FehnFactory. Fine layer lines and minor surface variations are typical features of this manufacturing process. Hand-painted sets are finished individually and may differ slightly from the product images. Silver, gold, and bronze refer to colors or surface finishes, not precious metals.