The Puritans, all but freshly arrived at the Massachusetts Bay Colony, banned dice on March 22nd, 1631.
Bubble Tea and Milk Carton dice boxes woo Kickstarter
The bubble tea inspiration is clear, but Sam says he’d call their invention a dice box that looks like a cup, as its primary purpose is to store dice.
It’s funding: Paris’ D20 Mage Ring
A limited number of lucky contributors will be able to acquire a ring with a unique design.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #194
Alright, gang, somehow we’re into March, and it’s been a bit of a struggle to keep up. Despite that, there’s still lots to say!
An exclusive look at the French luxury of the gold-plated D20 Mage Ring
The D20 Mage Ring will be made in Paris by Cédric Guibert and partners. The project depends on a successful Kickstarter, which is currently slated to open in March.
Fantasy Dice offer illustrations in place of dots or numbers
The die has six different fantasy races. Each with a unique design and inspired on well known fantasy ideas.
D&D merch lets you capture your favourite dice
We’re also told it’ll cost around £21 and have free postage and packaging. It’s stainless steel and officially licensed.
Dice find gold again as The Elemental Collection from Wyrmwood and Dispel breach $200,000
There’s another great-looking and impressively cash-rich dice proposal on Kickstarter. Dispell and Wyrmwood have partnered up for The Elemental Collection.
Seeking Baby Dragon Dice put tiny little claw prints on your d6
These resin dice have earth and cavern colour themes and don’t just have dragon footprints but little dragons.
Impressive steampunk contraption is a roulette dice
The steampunk contraptions are made from a strong zinc alloy that allows for detailed machine-tooling.
