Examples include wood, stone, metal, and standard resin. They also have bone, aluminum and various others.
Dice! Misty Mountain Gaming
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Ran across a new dice company who specializes in high quality, unique dice for gaming. I really like some of their sets and will probably pick up at least two or three. Aside from dice they also sell leather products like dice trays and bags. Link to the store is HERE
Examples include wood, stone, metal, and standard resin. They also have bone, aluminum and various others.
Examples include wood, stone, metal, and standard resin. They also have bone, aluminum and various others.
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Ancalagon
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Thanks for the link. I always enjoy checking out dice!
The top set looks nearly identical tot he copper and teal set I picked up a few months ago from Dark Elf dice. I guess I now know who Dark Elf used as their supplier!
The second pic with the mostly blue w/orange color combo looks pretty cool. I think using silver would've made the dice "pop" to the eye better than gold since gold is too close to the orange for my eyes. I always wondered why some dice makers use colors for numbers that are, IMO, too similar to the dice color(s). Just a personal preference but I like a contrast between the dice and their numbers. The third set is a great example.
Wood dice are always cool!
The top set looks nearly identical tot he copper and teal set I picked up a few months ago from Dark Elf dice. I guess I now know who Dark Elf used as their supplier!
The second pic with the mostly blue w/orange color combo looks pretty cool. I think using silver would've made the dice "pop" to the eye better than gold since gold is too close to the orange for my eyes. I always wondered why some dice makers use colors for numbers that are, IMO, too similar to the dice color(s). Just a personal preference but I like a contrast between the dice and their numbers. The third set is a great example.
Wood dice are always cool!
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