Made a medieval cathedral style dice tray with storage. Stained with Phantom Gray and painted with granite texture paint.

UPDATE: THE DICE WERE FOUND:

Theyre Dice Envy's Sleeptired. Dice Envy themselves confirmed. TYSM for the VERY quick help!

Hello! Recently I bought some loose dice from a store I visit often to play DnD in person. While they do bring in specific sets, the supplier for loose dice has no registry of which sets the dice came from.

They're translucent, almost foggy dice with a blueish-purplish aura within them, almost like an opal.

Google reverse image search was unhelpful. The closest match I got were the Chessex Borealis Aquerple, but they're not those, the numbers look different.

I am from Buenos Aires, Argentina, that's where I got these guys. I only found the d6 and d10.

If anyone knows which set these belong to, you'd be very helpful, I REALLY want this full set.

I received two because early bird special, so I had to turn one into a witch-king style flail. Skulk is appeased.

I’ve (tentatively) named it Skorr (with the same kinda vibes as Grond, Sauron’s mace style), because every cool weapon needs a name.

Ordered some liquid core resin dice from thedicedungeon thinking they were a "made in the UK" company but turns out they're just dropshipping from alibaba. My bad for not thinking to check if the products existed on alibaba first but we live and learn.

Anyway it took 8 days to arrive, they sent completely the wrong set of dice and the optional £3 metal case for them arrived dented. Which should be unsurprising because it's the thinnest, flimsiest, crappiest tin with dice holes that don't even fit the dice.

Also on a minor note each die came in its own plastic bag, each of those bags was packed into a bigger bag, then that was packed into a branded bag, which was then packed into a shipping bag. Which I just feel is a bit wasteful.

Couldn’t ask for a better first roll!

Created a mimic Dice book from a Vasily39 design. Made from 3mm baltic birch and stained with cherry and walnut. There is a Felt pad on the bottom to protect dice.

I've been seeing some ads for dice advent calendars and want to get ahead on ordering. What has been your favorite one with unique and nice dice? My partner has a ton of dice but always loves a cool looking one

$45 well spent in my opinion. They’re beautiful and relatively easy to read!

Stuff them into your favorite mimic or roll them at your own risk.

Made a dice box for 21 Dice stained in Maple and adorned with a Tree of Life. The inside is lined with foam and felt. The lid is secured to the body with magnets.

Hey everyone! I wanted to share a few recent handcrafted projects I finished over the past month.

I have been making a bunch of custom crystal shaped resin dice lately (the Pumpkin Spice Latte set is definitely my favorite so far). I also put together "The Adventure Tome" RPG kit, the Titan Jade dice set with its "Grudgehammer Vault" box, and a Mushroom diorama set that Gizomi and I collaborated on.

On top of that, Gizomi hand-painted tiny "The Amazing Digital Circus" figures inside crystal dice to go with a Circus Tent box!

Crafting all of these this past month was a big personal win for pushing past that classic ADHD achievement blindness, low self esteem and the feeling that I am never working enough ^^'

Thanks for checking out the photos! I would love to hear what you think.(If you want to check out more details or my shop, the link is in my profile & in the comments!)

Decided on angels and demons. I had the white D20 dice set, and bought a bag of mystery +1/+1 / -1/-1 for fun, goes perfectly with my new theme. Thank you dice gods

Hiii!! We made Prerolled, a game about selling/packing/modifying dice!!
It's a roguelike deckbuilder that has nothing serious about it!!

You can try it this week during the next fest (and please do, it helps us raise above all the AI games D:)

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4476380/Prerolled_Demo/

Have a nice day!!

Hello! We are a small indie team working on our second game: Roll with Splonk, a dice desktop companion!

What is Roll with Splonk?

Splonk lives in the corner of your screen, on top of everything else, happily rolling dice and printing money while you watch stuff, browse, or pretend to work. Check in whenever you feel like it, dump your winnings into new dice, relics and upgrades, then go back to what you were doing while the numbers keep climbing. Roll, get rich, buy better stuff, repeat.

Minimalistic x Strategic Depth

Roll with Splonk is built around a gameplay loop and systems that are quick to pick up and feel familiar. But beneath that simplicity is real strategic depth: choosing which dice, enchants, and relics to build around, and managing your $ wisely, all take careful thought. Your decisions truly matter!

Randomly generated dice

Every die is randomly generated, so there's always a chance of stumbling onto a real gem. Stack dice that complement each other, craft a few improvements onto them, add relics and upgrades on top, and watch the numbers get completely out of hand.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Check out the free demo on Steam

5 regular D6 and a D12 with letters all meant to be used on different mini games and it came with a cute bag!! My first dice bag! (This set was Spider-Man themed)

I gotta get myself more. Lol at least one more.

Hello, everyone,

I'm looking for the manufacturer of these dice—specifically the blue and yellow ones—or something very similar, exclusively in 12 mm. If someone can help me... Thank you in advance :-)

I’m giving out dice for Halloween again, glow-in-the-dark this year.

I don't have the skills nor equipment to make magnetic dice, but would love to see someone make these a reality

Full disclosure: this is my own game, a dice roguelike called Tollmire.

In the game you start with plain d6s and forge special faces onto single numbers. All 14 faces are marked with old alchemical symbols, which are public domain. I picked each symbol for how it looks, not for what it meant to the alchemists: the sign for sulfur looks like a plant with a root, so it became the Root Eye. Caput mortuum, the "dead head", looks like a little face with two round eyes, so it became the owl. Venus marks the Chalice, and antimony, which is the Venus sign upside down, marks the Curse Eye.

The Root Eye is my favourite, because it uses something every die already has: opposite faces add up to seven. It keeps its own pips and counts the face on the opposite side five times. Forge it onto the 1, and the hidden 6 underneath scores 1 + 5 × 6 = 31. That's the +31 on the scoring sheet in the second picture. But if that opposite face is forged too, it only counts twice, so you want the other side plain.

A few others:

- Curse Eye: 25 points, but two in one roll and the whole roll scores nothing.

- Echo Eye: the die falls again at once, and a number it lands on counts double.

- Star Eye: +5 for every die scored before it, so the later it lands, the more it counts.

Which of these would you want on a real die?

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5314250/Tollmire/?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=dice