#nice dice

Cloudy Dreams ☁️🩷💜 Our shop update is live now. There are lots of beautiful singles and sets like these in a store. If you haven’t had the chance, come check it out 😊 Thank you so much for the purchases, if you already purchased. Always appreciate your support😉

late to the party but SANS SWEEEEP THATS MY BONY BF!!!

and a small addition because i was a bit salty at one poll result

As promised, here’s the second installment in a series of masterposts about my favorite online dice dealers retailers! This post highlights specialty dice that I frequently drool over, including metal and stone sets, as well as two more storefronts that sell polymer dice that I discovered after the first post in this series was made.

Please note that none of these links are sponsored. I just really like dice. Like, a lot. Probably a little too much…

Level Up Dice is an Australian storefront that specializes in what they refer to as “luxury dice.” This includes a wide range of semi-precious stone dice such as lapis lazuli and opalite (my personal favorite), colorful aluminum sets, and the recent additions of wood and bone options. Level Up Dice is a bit on the pricier end, but for the quality of the materials being used, I’d say the pricing is just fine! I’ve also heard great things about quality. So, if you’re looking for a luxury dice set and you have disposable income, I highly recommend starting your search here (I’ve linked to their USA site because I’m from the states, but if you’re an Australian or international buyer, you can check out their main site).

Speaking of luxury dice, Artisan Dice has arguably the most luxurious dice of all the luxury dice sellers I’ve seen so far. From their machined metal Dragon’s Dice to their Druid Dice made out of exotic woods and inlays, Artisan Dice makes what they call “the finest dice on the planet” straight out of their Dallas, Texas-based workshop. Their metal, wood, stone, and bone sets are cool and all, but in my opinion, what sets Artisan Dice apart from the rest of their competitors is their line of Alchemist’s Dice. The optically-clear acrylic sets available are stunning, as are the “Second Wind” dice (made from a blend of polyester and acrylic resins). So if you’re willing to shell out a couple hundred bucks on some really nice dice, check out these people. Their stuff is awesome.

But if you’re looking for some sweet metal dice and the previous two sellers are out of your price range (I know they’re definitely out of mine), you should take a look at Skull Splitter Dice! Skull Splitter Dice has metal dice sets priced similarly to Die Hard’s line and they come packed in really neat metal cases themed to the set you’re purchasing. I don’t know much else about this retailer, but it’s worth taking a look at!

Critit sells a variety of tabletop RPG merchandise, from apparel to dice towers, but their Animal Spirit dice are what brings them onto this list. With custom animal icons imprinted instead of numbers as the max rolls on each die and swirling colors themed to each animal (Spider, Raven, and Phoenix, for example), these sets are beautiful and belong in any dice collector’s arsenal. They’re also pretty inexpensive!

Lastly, Q Workshop is the manufacturer behind all of the Pathfinder Adventure Path themed dice. They also produce the Elvish and Dwarven sets that are fairly popular, as well as Call of Cthulhu dice (the ones that no one ever knows where they’re from because you usually find them in dice bins and not as complete sets). Honestly, I find Q Workshop’s dice either too busy or too bland with no real in-between for my tastes, but I can see why they’d be great collector’s items.

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