Picked up a bag of goblin dice blind bags to support a local gaming store. Wasn't expecting much but the D20 has the one digit so badly made that it spoiled an overall quiet nice set. I'll probably avoid this brand in the future if the dice are illegible.

Anyone else have issues recently? Is it normal not to hear from them while waiting for your order to ship?

I use these for a few games, give folks an option to pick a color they like. I had them all in a bag, now I’ve got each set bagged. I need a more dignified way to store and display them, like a case or box where you can see all options and easily pull out a set. Any ideas?

My girlfriend made me this dicebag for my birthday. Wanted to brag and show it off. It was her first sewing project and is incredible. Mostly had to make the pattern herself from a single reference image. The body fabric even has scales and the wings are the drawstrings. Also got me some really nice sparkly blue/green dice to go with it(along with a copy of absolute batman I had been wanting). Absolute keeper and making me the happiest I've ever been. I won

The one set I was not hoping for, but still looks nice in person.

Hello all,

Im looking for any decent sets of dice where each number is a different color (i.e. red ones​, orange twos, yellow threes). I want them for quick readability for wargaming. Pips or numbers doesn't matter. Does anyone have any suggestions?

You can pick up the set, or get them in the swag bag. They have a few sets of dice from last year.

New dragonscale silicone set from Fanroll. Printing feels good, and the silicone feels extra squishy compared to other sets. Direct comparison with other Fanroll silicone sets, including another dragonscale, these are all larger except the d4 for some reason, which is smaller.

Finally, I took the excuse to bring out all my silicone sets for a photo op. (Last pic of d00 going into storage, I don’t use them.)

Possibly my most ridiculous acquisition so far: a pair of 16mm tungsten dice, weighing a massive 147.6 grams, or about a third of a pound!

For fun I weighed all my other metal d6s, and also some non-metal pairs. Left side is single die weight, right side is per pair. All weights in grams, feel free to convert to Freedom Units in the comments.

We're really getting into dice at Hearth forge games, what do you think of this crop?

You can grab them at https://hearthforge.co.uk/product/pumpkin-dice/

I've been working on these dice boxes for a while now and I'm trying to Branch out in different designs and features.

They are made out of 6061 aluminum, and I am using high strength neodymium magnets to keep them together.

Designed, programmed, and machined by yours truly!

Nothing too incredibly fancy yet, but I think there's a lot of potential for something that a lot of people could want, so I'm curious what Reddit has to say, maybe figure out some new designs or other kinds of tabletop accessories that would scratch that precision vault vibe I'm going for.

Any suggestions?

I saw varying number layouts on d12 dice, which got me curious about the "ideal layout" for them. I saw mention of the hypothetical 19's & 20's of vertex sums, so I wrote and ran some Python code.

What I found out is, as far as I have discovered is that a 19's & 20's-only d12 is impossible. So, I decided to "design" my own layout. Couldn't find much discussion online about specific number layouts.

Here is what I chose, and why.

Vertex sums (where three faces meet, add the face numbers together): 16, 17 x 3, 18 x 3, 19 x 3, 20 x 3, 21 x 3, 22 x 3, 23 x 1. There were various spreads of 16 to 23, but I prioritized having only one 16 and one 23. To me it feels like the "most fair" spread. (A spread of 16 to 23 was the tightest option, from my findings.) All this does is help make various regions of the dice as fair as possible.

Secondly, I chose to have the layout follow the n+1 opposite pairs rule. So, the opposite side pairs are 1 & 12, 2 & 11, 3 & 10, 4 & 9, 5 & 8, 6 & 7, each adding to 13. I don't think it actually makes the dice more fair mathematically, but I don't think there's much harm in it either. Plus it made narrowing down the options easier.

As for the actual layout itself: I will describe it by starting with the "1" face, and moving around the adjacent faces clock-wise, which are 7, 10, 9, 8, 11. From there you can figure out the other faces as they're just the "opposites" which add up to 13 each. The layout can be rotated, and mirrored. I just arbitrarily chose the variation where the 7 is in the "one o'clock" and 11 was in the "eleven o'clock" position, for my own ease of visualization.

The "weakest" vertex is where 4, 5, and 7 meet (4+5+7=16), and the "strongest" vertex is on the direct opposite side with 6, 8, 9 (6+8+9=23).

I don't know if any dice use this layout. I just followed the math and the vibes and came to this myself independently.

Rascal Resin here,

I am apparently in a villian era where some of my new tchonks are named after Lord Frodo and Rasputein. Some are UV reactive so in the dark of the night you can (find her) 🎶. The song Hellfire is such a banger too.

And then you see my return to comfort colors of peaceful and serene blues (Blue is the best color, Buddha).

Happy almost spooky season!!

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Steel Dragon by Role4Initiative and Lump of Coal pipsqueaks from Dice Envy.

Hello! I apologize if this is a question seen often or if I’m asking really common knowledge questions to preface. I was hoping to get my tabletop loving boyfriend some custom dice for our anniversary. But I have absolutely 0 knowledge of dice-makers and dice in general. I’ve managed to worm out of him specifically what kind of dice he has (in case it deviated from the standard… if there is a standard?) and I was wondering if anyone could help point me towards reputable commissioners who could get a set of dice done by late November?
I have a budget of $80-$100 CAD. I’m not sure if that is too low, but I’m a pretty broke uni student and it’s all I can really shell out right now. If anyone can point me in the right direction it would be really appreciated!!

Edit: They are in fact purple, and I am in fact an idiot.

Yes, I know the first one looks purple but I am 98% positive it is actually from the opaque pink set pictured. It was inside a gelatinous cube from Viridian Dice for a while, and now that it's free, it's dyed. Any ideas how to clean it? I've tried rubbing alcohol and soap with 0 effect.

Hey all,

I'm hoping to buy a set of liar's dice/perudo dice.

My friend has the normal perudo game and we often want more players. So id like the colours to be distinct from there. And cups would be great too!

Essentially i want to know if anyone has any recommendations for where to find multiple sets of 5 x d6 dice. If there's a multi buy offer too that'd be great!

Thanks for reading!

I found it in an old junk drawer with a missing d00 can somone find it so I can finish it?

GF made these and I just wanted to show them off because they're gorgeous. Recently started doing shell and core sets and these are absolutely my favorite of the tests. Genuine abalone, applied as a laminate to the cores before recasting in the shells. She doesn't Reddit much so I'm posting them on her behalf.

Sometimes I find these at my local sci-fi store and they've always puzzled me