Luxury D&D dice for the gaming table, custom made to order. Each of the three pieces is turned and milled from a single bar of titanium, brass, bronze, copper or steel, then finished by hand.
See the three piecesCast or resin dice are poured, so air pockets and uneven faces are part of the deal. Ours are cut from certified bar stock on a lathe and a milling machine, which keeps every face flat, every edge true, and the weight evenly spread so each number has the same chance of landing.
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A length is sawn from certified titanium, brass, bronze, copper or stainless bar, with a mill certificate for its composition.
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The blank is faced on the lathe, then squared on the mill so every side is parallel and at a right angle to the next.
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Faces and edges are milled to size within two hundredths of a millimetre, and every edge is given a small radius.
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Numbers and pips are cut, filled with enamel and polished back. Each set is weighed, checked and signed before it leaves.
Pick a metal for each piece and add it to your request. Turn any piece with your finger or mouse to see every face.
Six-sided dice (d6)
A cube with softly radiused edges and deep, enamel-filled pips. Opposite faces add up to seven, as on every proper d6.
Ten-sided dice (d10), numbered 0–9
Ten kite-shaped faces meeting at two points. The numbers are engraved deep enough to read by touch, and the 6 and 9 are underlined so they are never confused.
Percentile dice (d10), numbered 00–90
The tens partner to the Aurelian. Roll the two together and read them as one number from 1 to 100, for wild magic, loot tables and critical hits.
Tell us what to engrave, which metal and when you need them. We reply with what is possible, the price and the lead time.
Why a set cut from one bar of solid metal feels different, and what goes into every piece we sign.
No checkout and nothing to pay on this site. Send a request and we answer personally.
There is no checkout and no payment on this site. Every set is made after you ask for it, so we talk to you first.
Pick the metal and quantity for each piece and add it to your request.
Send the request with your email address and any notes about engraving or finish.
We write back with the price, the lead time and any questions before anything is cut.