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Best dice that aren't too cheap or too pricey? 2017-09-09 03:29:15 Post No. 55297192
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Best dice that aren't too cheap or too pricey?
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2017-09-09 03:29:15
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Willing to spend some money but it seems like everything for sale is either dollar store trash or hundred-dollar table chippers.
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Get some 5mm dice. Affordable, practical, and eye catching. You can even get tiny little dice holders for them. Combine with individually based 6mm miniatures to maximise the aesthetic.
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>>55297192
Just spend $30 on some decent metal dice.
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>>55297345
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>>55297345
Brand or seller preference?
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>>55297345
>Metal Dice
>Player rolls on table
>Loud banging as it rolls along the wood table
Never use metal dice. Just get plastic ones.
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>>55297789
None at all. Just not metal or cheap.
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>>55297831
You don't have a placemat or tablecloth? Pleb.
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>>55297192
Chessex is a nice brand. A bit pricey at 15 bucks for each major die type, but not bad. Alternatively just buy a pound bag of dice. Things get cheaper if you buy them in bulk.
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>>55299263
If you're paying $15/set for Chessex sets, you're not using Google hard enough.
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>>55299263
Chessex are actually cheaper in store from what I've found. Ebay charges €12 with delivery but my flgs sells a set for €8.
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>>55297192
Buy giant, foam dice. Roll them across the floor.
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