About this Product
This dice set is dyed ever so slightly blue with blue leaf suspended within. The numbers are painted in silver to complement the shine of the metallic leaf. This set feels very noble to me, perfect for an honorable fighter.
This set is marked down as it has some small molding errors. the most prominent error is on the 17 face of the D20, it is pictured.
Crows Beak Creations
Meet the Maker
Hi. I'm Maggie. I make dice, handmade high quality gaming dice.
I love Polyhedral dice. I have been playing TTRPGs for 29 years! I started with the AD&D gateway board game Dragon Quest at 8. Getting our hands on black box DnD the next year. Playing most of my early years in 3rd. First DMing in 4th. Leaving 4th for Pathfinder. Stitching back to D&D for the player base of 5th. All the while trying out other games along the way, Call of Cthulhu certainly holds a special place in my heart. I'm currently preparing to run the Beta version of the upstart fantasy RPG DC20.
How it’s Made
This dice set, like all my dice are resin cast in a pressure pot to prevent bubbles and ensure balance. This set is dyed very lightly blue with alcohol ink, with the majority of the color coming from the reflections of the blue metallic leaf suspended within. The dice are polished with several levels of sand paper, zona paper finished with polishing gel. The numbers are painted in with silver acrylic paint.
Shop Policies
Processing Time: I try to get all orders out as soon as possible, same day if I can, but sometimes it make take a couple days.
Return Policy: If anything is damaged please contact me right away. I take care to package in boxes with lots of padding to prevent damages and very much want you to have beautiful dice you love. But returns are expensive for small artists so please do not return simply because you have changed your mind.
Care Instructions: My dice are quite durable and need very little care. If you desire for your dice to look as shinny as the day you bought them a light wipe with isopropyl alcohol dose wonders. Like all resin they may slightly yellow if left in direct sunlight.
FAQ's: If you have any questions please ask so I may add them here.
