D6 Bullet Dice Set 9mm, Bullet Polyhedron Dice, 3d Printed For Dnd Dice Set, Cosplay Dice Set (black)

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Dice throughout history have been made from a variety of materials, and with a variety of shapes to enable different numbers and results. Their many forms have been crafted from stone, antler, bone, human teeth, wood, gems, and metal. And of course plastic and resin, the classics of our modern world that most people have encountered somewhere between Yahtzee and D&D. This die found in Egypt is the oldest d20 yet found, over 2,000 years old! Featuring the art of Katie Cook, this set of twelve 16mm six-sided dice adds cute puppies to your favorite game! With the Puppy D6 Dice Set you can take the dogs for a walk . . . or roll, at your next game night, with dice featuring bone and puppy engravings on each side. When you open your dice bag, people will know it was YOU who let the dogs out! Quite often, people with reduced vision have to rely on others to tell them the total they’ve rolled, so this designer made a set of 3D printed dice that have braille numbering so those who need to use braille to understand. You'll get one satin-lined drawstring bag in an eye-catching turquoise color and three different blank journals, perfect for recording your campaign notes. Each cover is beautifully illustrated by the incomparable Katie Cook. Also included are three custom six-sided dice, two with kitty paw prints for the pips, and the third featuring kitten icons with the numbers one through six.

These 3D printed dice are larger than standard sets, making them easier to find and read when rolled, and come with the standard 6-sided die as well as D4s to D20s for use in any game. We put numbers on the outside of the cylinder, and an arrow on the base so you can optionally spin instead of rolling! Dice aren’t just six-sided cubes with numbers on them. We’ve seen some different shapes, but most often we can all agree that no matter how many sides a die has, its usually numbers, or at least a standard number of numbers. This is a Dungeons and Dragons dice holding axe that is super detailed and very functional. It holds upwards of 15 dice and a small miniature or two. These are wonderfully portable and precious all in their own way. Yes, my precious… Have a d20 ‘on hand’ at all times!

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As dice that look good, BlueRing Tabletop also have some presentation options. There’s a sliding bullet dice clip and a chamber box display. The most common numbers are d4 (a 4 sided die) d6, d8, d10, another d10, (with extra zeros to represent ‘percentile’ or the 100 in conjunction with the other d10) d12, and d20. These are considered the standard dice for use in most RPG games. Bullet Dice Cylinder, designed to store away your D6 ammo, and give you some of that very satisfying revolver-like action!

Store six D6 Bullet Dice away safely, using the screw-on lid to make sure you don't lose any in between sessions. The bottom of the cylinder has a spot for a 608 ball bearing, no glue is required as it's sized to be pressure fit! Speaking of odd (and yet strangely historically accurate) these Level Up Domesticated Yak Horn dice are made from a single piece of horn, no fillers or resin. These are humanely sourced and wax coated for protection! You can imagine yourself as any of the ancient peoples who used stone, bone, horn, and antler to craft the first gaming dice.RPG Dice is a company that has some of the most unique faces we’ve ever seen on dice. These unusual dice are really a Dungeon Master’s best friend when making a last-minute decision! Want something controversial that might emotionally scar your OCD players or GM? These might be the dice for you. While you think that these would keep rolling forever, they’ve got a weight inside that prevents them from doing so. We often get inquiries as to why this next set is listed at such a high price: the Chessex 1st Edition Borealis dice. Tungsten is the third heaviest solid metal in the world. These tungsten dice are easily the heaviest full set we have ever acquired, and probably ever will. We definitely recommend rolling these table-breakers in a dice tray!