#gaming dice

[james-kay64]

Question: How many sets of dice would one need to obtain before being considered a dice goblin or dice addict? I received a new set of these beautiful dice as a late birthday gift. This makes it my fourth set. I already have my eyes on a fifth set.

[asparrowdraws]

May I ask, is your dice art based on real dice you have? Because I kinda wanna seek out some of them for myself, so I was wondering if dice with those colours and patters even exist or if you just came up with the colours yourself

They're all real and my paintings are based off my own photos! I couldn't tell you the exact patterns and brands of the ones in each painting, but others have clocked them as Chessex (very likely true), and another chunk of my collection are Kraken. I would pick up a set of 7 from a cool game shop or comic book store that fit my characters, or sometimes create my own set of 7 from a random assortment. I do so love a colorful clacky rock bin. My collection is over 30 sets so far!

[cryoverkiltmilk]

Diceapalooza high-variance d20.

[healershug-dice]

Finally made a set of rainbow dice that I actually like. There is a bit of color mixing in some but none of it looks muddy so I count that as a win.

[floral-vagabond]

A few weeks ago, I entered a giveaway for a set of dice from @longdogdice on twitter aaand I won!

How GORGEOUS are these? I know we all joke about eating our dice, but like… COME ON.

[black-salt-cage]

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[somethingusefulfromflorida]

I ordered these dice sets 10 days ago, but they're shipping from the UK and I didn't pay extra for tracking, so I have no idea where they are or when they'll arrive. I guess if I don't have them by next week I'll contact the seller and see what the hold up is. I wanted the full rainbow, but the site I use was sold out of orange and blue, so I subbed in classic white and a nice pink (they had a really ugly cotton candy pink, but I prefered the darker shade)

At present, my collection consists of 44 dice

Three d4

One d5

Six d6

One d7

Three d8

One d9

Six d10 (three d100 pairs)

One d11

Three d12

Eight d13 (my lucky number)

One d14

One d15

One d16

One d17

One d18

One d19

Four d20

One d21

I have three full standard sets, but I'm much more interested in the irregulars. The problem is that each individual irregular die costs the exact same as a whole standard set! Platonic solids are mass produced, but the inbetweens apparently only have one manufacturer (I ordered my 13s from three different sites, but they all use the exact same mold), so I can't afford to buy a ton of them at a time. I'll have to build my collection slowly over the coming months and years. I'll start with the primes.