Tag: Dice

Wyrmwood’s dice tower system consists of a dice tower, a dice tray and a dice vault. The dice tower’s parts are held together by rare earth magnets so you can easily assemble or disassemble it. But dice towers are nothing new, and you can already buy ones that are easily taken apart.

This set of wooden D6 dice for your yard is the perfect decoration for any geek’s garden or yard. Sure, these aren’t D20s, but you can still have them in the front yard and make people roll to get in your house.

If you are the sort that can never decide what to make for dinner, this is the dice set for you. With the Foodie Dice Tumbler, you can leave what you eat for your next meal up to the fate of wooden dice.

Our latest oversized D20 sighting comes courtesy of Etsy shop Inner Geek Outer Beauty. Its giant D20 has a crazy 10″ diameter. But despite its imposing size the die is actually fragile because it’s made only with thin acrylic or wood triangles. 

Subscription gift boxes have become incredibly popular in the past couple of years, and now there’s something for everyone. A new one called Mythoard caters to tabletop RPG players. Mythoard appears to have launched just this year.

Growing up, my cousins and I played our fair share of Dungeons & Dragons. In fact, we went so hardcore geek as to make up our own game set that used similar rules. The problem was that our dungeon master was a dick and you never knew if you wanted high numbers or low numbers when it came time to roll. 

Turn yourself into a walking dice bag with Etsy shop Mage Studio’s beautiful jewelry and accessories. The shop gets dice in various shapes and designs and incorporates them into rings, earrings, necklaces, cufflinks and more. The kanji dice are beautiful.

Need an appropriate container for your tabletop gaming snacks? Or maybe you just want a place to store or roll dice? Check out ThinkGeek’s D20 Bowl Set. Made of ceramic, its top half is a 14oz.

Here’s a great addition for your game room. Made by Middle of Beyond, the Critical Hit rug looks like a 20-sided die. It’s handmade and comes in two sizes: 60″ x 48″ and 30″ x 24″.

I have to admit that I always thought of Yahtzee as one of the lamest board games out there. I liked to play it growing up only slightly less than checkers. I do think this Plants vs.

Dice need to be balanced i.e. have perfectly even weight, surfaces and corners to ensure that all rolls are random. Kyle Sorensen’s metal dice are made one at a time, using CNC mills that are precise to within 0.001″. 

Just because you have to wear a suit and tie, that doesn’t mean you can’t show your love for gaming and add some geekiness to your attire. These High Roller ties from Etsy seller Binary Winter Press look really sharp and fun.

These dice are proof that your board can live on long after you do your last Ollie. Your board will still be with you, you just won’t be riding it.

The six-sided die is one of the most recognizable symbols of gaming and gambling. But as Dr. Matt Fleming states, cubes don’t roll well. You know what does? A dodecahedron. So Matt put the numbers one through six twice on a 12-sided die.

Add a bit of Christmas pun to your tabletop gaming sessions with this neat D12 made by dice maker Eric C. Harshberger. It’s the items enumerated in The Twelve Days of Christmas in dice form, based on the artwork of Xavier Romero-Frias.

So, standard dice aren’t doing it for you. There are a ton of special dice sets that you can buy to spice things up a bit. Although I think these are the first I’ve ever seen with thorns sticking out of them.