Hello!

I'm looking to get six sets of dice as groomsmen gifts, but don't really know where to start as I've just generally picked up dice off Amazon when I've needed them.

Looking for your recommendations of sellers!

Not looking for a custom order, happy to take things that are in stock. Generally like the idea of either handmore or liquid core dice, although I've never owned any myself. And I don't want to get six of the same set, but six that are similar-ish.

Aiming to spend about $25-$30 per set.

Appreciate anyone who can point me to a seller they really like!

Resin spherical dice from a seller on Etsy. They ABSOLUTELY need a tray or they’ll roll off the table.

Hey everyone!

I’m an indie developer, and I created Dice Target — a brain puzzle game built around dice.

The goal is simple: combine dice using + − × ÷ to reach a target number. Each die must be used exactly once.

The game includes Daily Challenges, a 90-second Rush mode, and Duels.

I’d love to hear what fellow dice enthusiasts think!

Currently available on Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kwokkinlau.dicetarget

Feedback is always welcome!

Watch the waterline as the die tips. The metal frame and glass panels rotate, while the water shifts inside and the surface keeps rippling.

We’re Guildhelm Studios, making Tumble Tavern, a fantasy dice game based on Farkle. This die is called Tide. The clear panels let you see the water moving behind the pips.

Tide also rewards holding three or more dice together: each Tide die in that scoring hold adds its bonus.

There’s a free demo for Windows and Linux/SteamOS if you’d like to try the game.

Try the demo or wishlist Tumble Tavern on Steam

From Sirius, officially licensed by WotC. Slightly larger size than Chessex (top row), comparable with Role4Initiative (bottom row). Speaking of R4I, the d4 is pretty clearly their Arch’d4 design, but I don’t see credit given.

Nice weight, fun font, easy to roll and read. Would have lost a point for the price, but half of it’s for charity so it’s a push. Final grade, solid A.

Got shown them as a advertisement on reels and was curious but looking at the website it seems sketch. I know yall have the scam site list but as far as I can tell it’s not on there. They got a bunch of free stuff and some off the photos looks too nice . Then when checking out since I only added some free things they had it didn’t ask for a payment method just the other stuff. I didn’t fill anything out just cause it seemed odd but I’m still curious if it is legit.

Looking for recommendations on a good wooden dice set.

Rascal Resin here with change of pace in color themes. I am usually a blue and water theme kinda gal but I am trying my best to diversify and challenge myself to be better. What do y'all think?

https://rascalresin.etsy.com

https://www.tiktok.com/@therascalresin

Any recommendations for people/companies who can make custom dice in quantities of 100+?

Hi all, I'm Berk from Bearcake, the maker. This comes from my little workshop in Izmir. The inside is solid pine with a dark stain, the cover is faux leather, and it closes like a real book so it can sit on a shelf between games. Inside there's a dice tray, slots for minis, a pocket for character sheets and a spot for a pen.

Fun fact: I'm pretty camera shy and I put off making videos like this for two years. This time I made myself write the script, voice the old wizard and get in front of the camera anyway. So this is me finally doing it.

Here's the listing if you want a closer look: https://bearcakerpgitems.etsy.com/listing/4592331646

Happy to answer anything about how it's built!

My girlfriend fell in love with URWizard's Dreamy Whale set, but after reading mixed reviews (and seeing both pictures of dice sets that looked exactly as advertised and pictures that looked far lower quality than what a buyer was expecting to receive) I am not confident in making a purchase.

Has anyone bought this dice set (or any of the other URWizard whale sets)? Alternatively do you know of any sets similar to these?

Thanks!

Hello people, Here is my entire collection so far (over 10 years in the making).
There is a lot of stuff here and I remember a lot of from where it came from if you want to ask me about a specific set, organizer, bag or anything.
I want to know if you guys consider me a Dice Dragon or a Dice Goblin.
I don't want to be a self proclaimed Dice Dragon, I want the community approval before I call myself one.

I don’t have money to buy dice so I did this.

I made the nets of the D4, D5, D6, pentagonal D7, D8, both D9’s, and D11 myself. The D1, D3, and alt D7 are made of clay, and the D10 was a net I got from wikipedia.

I have the D12 and D20 nets printed out already, and I have an alternative D11 that has yet to be colored in, and to be honest I’m not really proud of the crafted one shown in the first image, it’s kind of ugly, especially since it’s polyhedral.

D9’s net was constructed from RescueMermaids’s original post of a possible design for a D9.

While this collection gets bigger, I’ll try to find a bigger box, since this one is running out of space.

I've heard that D14s are based on an Archimedean Solid with rounded parts. What are all of the Archimedean Solids Dice that are made? I'm just curious.

BTW, there are the Platonic Solids (the main ones), the Catalan Solids (faces can be any single convex polygons and face-transitive), and the Archimedean ones (any regular convex polygons and vertex-transitive). I know the Catalan Solids are used in the rhombic D12, the D24, D30, D48, D60 and D120.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archimedean_solid

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalan_solid

I am currently playing a philosopher wizard for a new campaign coming up, and I wanted to get some themed dice that look like the bottles of quintessence that they use. If you don’t know, they kind of look like glass bottles, full of sand that is kind of an orange yellow color. I’ve seen plenty of potion themed dice online, but can’t seem to find the right color for what I’m looking for any suggestions?

It holds 50 dice comfortably, and would hold roughly 75 at the higher end. It did come out looking like strawberries! My very 1st commissioned bag 🩷

Hey everyone! Atomic Dice here. If you are in need of masters we have refreshed our monthly free dice masters set slots.

if you want you can get a free 7 pc set (standard shapes) and pay only for shipping (only 10 slots available).

Also if you like to print your own masters we have a digital shop aswell where you can download presupported stls the way we print them.

During october we will also be offering chonkie sets of 30mm, 40mm, 50mm and 60mm at hugely discounted prices.

If you have any questions dont hesitate to reach out.
https://www.atomicdice.com/product-page/free-standard-dice-masters-set

So I'm looking for a place for them in my bookshelf. My book collection of books is growing, and so are my dices. What do you think?

I know the photos are clunky. However, they are in a plexiglass display case and it is difficult for me to take a close-up photo.

One of my players painted this for me during a campaign where I was DM. The characters had befriended a friendly brass dragon at the time. The beholder liquid core dice are my main set but the plain colors are how I play with my kids and also teach new players. I've got 10 sets all matching and I can say to roll the white d12.

I sew small folding fabric dice trays (GameFancy), about 5.5 x 5.5 inches with snap corners and a removable rigid base. last week a reviewer put a tape measure in one and the free space in the middle was closer to 4 inches, because the soft walls lean in when the corners are snapped. the reviewer was right, I just never measured it that way.

I'm making the walls stiffer now so they stand up straight. before I change the size too I want to ask people who actually roll in these:

• how many dice do you usually roll at once?
• do you share a tray with the table or is it just yours?
• would you take a bigger tray if it doesn't fold as small anymore?

photo is the tray with the tape measure. no links, just want to get the next batch right

Went on a Dice Shopping spree and bought a lot of things I been Wanting.

The orange ones are your run of the mill Chinese dice; I started collecting the ones with that font and those are the most recent addition. No idea who makes them, if I had to guess Bescon might be the one. But do let me know if you guys know.

I had my eyes on the Q-Workshop Hit Location Dice for a while now and now is mine, a lot bigger than expected tho.

The d60 and massive d20 are Kplow but Were listed as Chessex, if you guys have any Idea why I'm curious if it was a mistake or if Chessex rebrands Koplow dice for their Big dice.

There is a singular MTG Spindown dice in there it's the 2nd spindown of my collection, very useful those.

Finally the Chessex Nebula® Primary™/blue did not know they were glow in the dark until I read the label, pretty cool. I wanted the Nebula® Nocturnal™/blue but they were not in stock. Might buy later but I need more storage bins first.

Also the dice bag, that was an impulse buy its branded as CIARAQ, decent dice bag, pretty standard.

Gods Play Dice: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4933800/Gods_Play_Dice/

Playable Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5155230/Gods_Play_Dice_Demo/

Platform: PC (Windows)

Description: Slay demons, go deeper in this lovecraftian world and play with dices to give you powers as you move further and further in the deep

Free to Play Status: Free to play (Demo)

Team: I am a solodev who loves roguelikes and Lovecraft Mythos

Photo 1: Font and sprue marks
Photo 2: Size comparison
Photo 3: Numerical layout and orientation

The Armory d6 has a standard numerical layout, with a sprue mark on the 2 face. Its font is larger and proportionately wider than the Gamescience font. The 1 has a prominent uptick and serifs. Armory d6s sometimes show delamination along the edges, which is not typically seen on Gamescience d6s.

Gamescience used two different d6 molds.

The earliest mold has a non-standard numerical layout, with a sprue mark on the 4 face.

The revised mold has a standard numerical layout, with a sprue mark on the 6 face and a letter “G” on the 1 face.

The Gamescience font is smaller and proportionately narrower than the Armory font.

The 1 on the revised Gamescience d6 has a small uptick and serifs. On the earlier Gamescience d6, the 1 may have an uptick and serifs, or, as in the example pictured here, it may be straight with no uptick or serifs. The straight 1 has a faint circle around it, and the circle can be oriented vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.

The Armory d6 measures 15 mm, while the smaller Gamescience d6 measures approximately 13.5 mm.

More information can be found at the Dice Collecting Wiki:

Gamescience Precision Dice Identification

Mold Identification Guide/Numeric d6