#dice storage

[customcreatures]

A compilation of recent jars, some recently sold, some getting ready for Arisia!

#dragons #dungeons and dragons #dnd #D&D #dice storage

[stfustucky]

My dice storage solution 🥰 each little "potion" is named for the aesthetic of the dice set, the tabletop character goes with, or the game it's used to play!

#this is right inside the doot at my house #literally the first thing you see when you walk in #and on the opposite wall is art we've had done of our OCs #in this household we serve the lord of escapism lmao #tabletop #tabletop gaming #ttrpg #dice #dice hoard #dice storage #metal dice #only half of these are mine #the plastic ones are my roommate's #we collectively have a problem #dice collection

[streetmaille]

I love this super bright and colorful Rainbow Chainmail Dice Bag! ❤️ 💛 💚 💙 💜

Check it out here: https://streetmaille.etsy.com/listing/707386389 DIY Kits: https://streetmaille.etsy.com/listing/1003026731

#rainbow #dice bag #bard #dice storage #d20 #dice #polyhedral dice #ttrpg #handmade gifts #streetmaille #colorful #lgbt pride #chainmaille #chainmail

[the-cool-shit-was-already-taken]

Havent posted my dice on here for a while, so here we are!

#dnd #dice storage #dnd dice #dnd dice collection #dungeon dragons #dnd art

[rubenesque-as-fuck]

Finally came up with something fun to do with this old souvenir cup- fill it with dice!

#dice #dice storage #these specifically are all homemade casted dice that d sent me for last christmas #going to always treasure them

[1-50thofabuck]

Dice containers and organizers

Speaking of dice, everyone knows the classic dice bag. I suspect that more gamers have used Crown Royal bags to store dice than have actually tasted Crown Royal.

I like to use other things than bags for dice storage, especially if I have a bunch I really want to organize. One handy solution is a fishing tackle box. You can find all different sizes and styles, and often at discount places like Ollie's or even thrift stores. There are all kinds of storage devices that can be utilized not only for dice organization but for your other favorite little items, like your good luck charms and miniature tape measure and what have you.

Art storage boxes and pencil cases can be pretty cool too. I got a new set of dice and organized them in this, an "ArtBin Quickflip," which I purchased at either a discount outlet or a thrift store, as above.

There is a center piece separating the two sides, and one has more room than the other.

I like to have at least 5 sets of dice because I hate re-rolling them! This container keeps them well-organized. So, I have my main dice set - whatever I'm using at the moment. These are my new ones, so obviously I'm favoring them, though usually this time of year I'm using orange and black sets!

Other side is thinner and less... manueverable, but works well nonetheless. If you get confused about how you're opening the case, you can make all the dice on one side fall out! It's difficult to do, but I'm a ditz...

Some games ask for "wild dice." Other times, I want a distinguishing die - say I'm rolling an attack cycle such as claw/claw/bite, and I want one of the attack dice to be a different color to account for the bite. So I put one extra set of dice here, again whatever I feel like. The blood-spattered ones are fun, but unbalanced! Lots of games use d6s exclusively, or call for sometimes, if not often, rolling handfuls of them. So I put some extras here, choosing these old Warhammer Winds of Magic dice because they're cool, and two Illuminati! dice from the Steve Jackson card game for the same reason!

I also include a scatter and misfire die, as they can be used for lots of things. Check out the website for some rules for them! I also keep a d30, which can be used to roll days of the month, as well as supplements like the d30 Sandbox Companion and the d30 DM's Companion, both of which, incidentally, I cannot recommend enough. A d24, good for, among other things, rolling an hour of the day, such as to determine when a random encounter takes place. A d16, which can be used to give characters wildly varying ability scores by rolling a d16+2 and avoiding the bell curve. A d7, which can generate days of the week, and a d3, which I just like because I enjoy having a die with 1-3 printed instead of dividing a d6 by 2. It's not because it's difficult, I just like using it.

Any cool or fun methods you use for dice storage? Recommendations or tips? Let me know!

#D&D #AD&D #rpg #rpgs #dice #polyhedral dice #dice storage #dice bag #dnd dice #dice box

[cat-compiler]

new home for the dice collection

bonus sneaky cat content

#dice #dice goblin #dice collection #dice storage #khajiit has wares

[criterionhobbiest]

Random rolling a mushroom dice bag!

#dice #dice bag #dice storage #dice storage bag #mushroom #mushroom bag #ttrpg #ttrpg dice bag #ttrpg dice storage #ttrpg dice storage bag #cottage core #cottagecore #cottagecore vibes #crochet #crochetblr #crocheter #streamer #small streamer #twitch streamer #please reblog

[austies-art]

painted a dragon on a jar! :0

#dragon #art #glass painting #painting #dragon art #goblincore #dice storage

[qvincvnx]

a clayfellow is a PRACTICAL purchase...

#everyone needs dice storage #this fellow is holding a standard sized 7 die set plus a supplemental 6d6.

[customcreatures]

D20 Dragons

#D&D #dnd #dice #dungeons and dragons #dice storage #dice art #dice collection #dragons #dragon art #polymer clay #sorry i'm realizing now one of those is a d10 dragon #my art

[pinktief]

i had every intention to sit down and write tonight but holy fuck i am exhausted and the metal in my brittle hag bones is hurting so much. rip me.

i'll be around replying to dms at least if u wanna come say hi and plot 🩷

ALSO if any of you are dice goblins show me how you store your dice

#when i say the metal in my bones i mean that very literally. like. there's a specific screw that hurts and i don't know why #anyways show me your dice storage it's very important that you do #˗ˏˋ 🩷 ˎˊ˗⠀ooc. #// medical cw #tagging just in case #if we're friends u know my bone history probably

[streetmaille]

Dice storage the medieval fantasy way!  Chainmail Dice Bags: https://streetmaille.etsy.com/listing/152928356

Dice Bag DIY Kits: https://streetmaille.etsy.com/listing/714458991

#chainmail dice bag #dicebag #dice storage #handmade gifts #gifts for him #streetmaille #silver #ttrpg #crafting #chainmaille bag #drawstring pouch #dice #polyhedral dice #roleplaying games #medieval fantasy

[simbib]

It's finally time!!!

Xmas has finally come and gone, and the time is here to FINALLY share my giant project with you all.

BEHOLD

THE FRUITS OF 200h OF LABOR

FULLY CUSTOM DICE BOXES!!!

Every single box was made completely from scratch, from flat sheets of balsa to the fully assembled beauties you see.

Each box was a gift and is hand bound in brown pleather to resemble a tome with custom covers based on the interests of my friends.

The boxes open from the center with two hinges, and both the right and left halves are equally deep so the boxes lay flat on a surface when opened. The interiors are lined with felt and have one large tray on the interior left hand side to roll the dice, and have six partitioned cubbies on the right hand side to store your dice in.

Since the boxes are equally deep on both halves, the dice would fall out if not protected, so the right hand side of the boxes each have a unique, inset wooden divider door that pressure fits on top of the dice cubbies, keeping them firmly shut when travelling or when the boxes are not in use. And, since the rolling tray is hollow, it can be used to store pens and paper or dice towers as well!

Most of the partition doors are secured to the inside of the box with a hinge made out of a folded over ribbon that is glued into a carved out hollow on the inside left edge of the doors. They also have magnets installed along the inside right edge that connect with small studs inside the dice trays to confirm they stay firmly shut. One of the doors has different fabric hinges, but those fell apart a bit quickly so I had to find a more secure way to attach them.

I'm immensely proud of how all these turned out. They came out almost exactly how I imagined them. I've learned so much while working on them, both about my own capabilities and tenacity but also just on the general construction of the boxes. The next one I make will be so much easier, and will probably be even better!

My only regret is that I gave all of them away- and didn't make one for myself!!

The creation of these boxes was inspired hugely by this amazing video by Kobold's Craft on youtube (with my own spin!):

I've added more details and more pictures of each box under the cut if you want to take a look 😃

1) The Tyranid Box

This box was made for one of my oldest friends. He's got a huge warhammer 40k army full of tyranids, so I themed his box to match his army! His was overall the easiest to create, because the vision was very clear to me from the start.

2) The Ork Box

This box was made for another close friend, who is my fellow DM for our shared TTRPG group. He recently was inspired by my Tyranid friend to start a warhammer army, and since he didn't really have a paint scheme figured out for his army I winged it a little. This was the 2nd most challenging design, as the Orks by nature are very crude and don't really care much for beauty. How do you show their chaotic nature while creating something beautiful? But I think it worked out well!

3) The Tarot Box

This box also came together quite nicely, and was gifted to a friend I reconnected with when I moved to my new city. He usually plays casters and elves in DnD, so I wanted the book to feel like an oracle/high fantasy/tarot inspired fancy spell-caster's tome, while maintaining his playful nature by making the interior Portal themed. The cover for this box took me by FAR the longest, as the hand stitching was very complex.

4) The Music Box

This one was another clear yet challenging design. This is one for my DnD crew, and I knew he liked audio engineering and music, so the cover was clear cut. The interior door was also an easy one, but when it was done I felt it was much too plain... when I shared my predicament with a coworker, she suggested that since he played a bard, I should add some arcane symbols on the door! It was just what was needed to tie this box together, and I'm really happy with the end result!

5) The Druid Box

This one was probably the most difficult to design, mostly because this was designed based on the character this DnD friend was playing at the time (and is playing still). The character is an elf druid who is high all the time and let me tell you the urge to make the cut out on the inside a marijuana leaf was astronomical. But I wanted the box to be a bit more versatile so I went with some puppy paw prints instead, since he has a dog!

6) The Faerie Box

While all the boxes were mostly assembled at the same time, any box that I needed to do some experimentation on I did it with this box. This one was given to a friend I made in my new city. I'm really happy with this one, and they were happy to receive it as well!

And there you have it!

That was my huge project! I'm glad I came across that dice box video by Kobold's Craft since it provided me with the method to the madness.

I poured my heart and soul (and blood and tears and. lots of blood. i cut myself often) into these books and everyone was super happy with them.

I learned so much and I can't wait to make some more- with all the knowledge that I gained from these!

The time breakdown is roughly as follows: - 60h to cut, glue, sand, stain and assemble the boxes - 50h to hand sew the embroidery on all the boxes - 20h to add the felt interiors - 20h to paint all the boxes - 30h to design, carve, sand, stain, paint, cure and assemble the cubby doors - 20h of research, design, purchasing and various other things I needed to do lol

I'm thinking of making a tutorial video on how to make these... 🤔

Stay tuned! Happy new year!!

#SIMBIB #stuff i make because i'm bored #dice box #dnd #dungeons and dragons #dice tray #5e #custom #craft #art #diy #unique #dice #storage #spell tome #tome #Youtube

[shrimplovercat]

what the FUCK i just realized i could make my own dice bag/s

#IM LITERALLY STRUGGLING WITH DICE STORAGE WHY DIDNT I THINK OF THIS BEFORE

[jedi-bird]

Just ordered an offbrand dice case for my star wars destiny dice side the official ones are now ridiculously overpriced. This way I can get them out of the disintegrating cardboard boxes they came in that take up too much space and have easier access to them so I can hopefully start playing again. It seems silly, but star wars games are how my partner got me to start playing games with them. And they just make me happy.

#soon it'll be too hot to move much so I'm going to spend a lot of time just sitting and sorting things #and playing with dice always makes me happy #i bought an extra storage box because I'm pretty sure there's destiny dice somewhere that i haven't stumbled across yet #but once i do i can store them safely #and there's a good chance that the game store i like will find another box and discount it again since very few still play around here