In a forgotten cave, in a far-away land, we found a dragon's egg. Nurtured on a bed of smoldering embers, it finally hatched . . . and these brightly colored dice spilled forth! This is a Dungeons and Dragons dice holding axe that is super detailed and very functional. It holds upwards of 15 dice and a small miniature or two.

Wear jewelry? Perfect. If not, you can start with something both functional and fancy like these rings from CritSuccess. They come in all different sizes, colors, and die options, with a few non-dice options as well! Foam Brain Games also carries some pretty fantastic big boys like this metal d100. Great replacement for a percentile, or a great gift for the dice goblin that literally has everything else. To any outsider of the gaming industry, owning more than one set of dice may seem like a waste. But to gamers and those of us inside the industry, dice are both a commodity and a necessity in most cases. Speaking of dice that you’d like to think would roll forever, these Unicorn Horn dice from Level Up Dice are really something new and different!These beautiful 19mm dice feature a pearlized finish, white pips, and the Cthulhu icon in place of the one pip.

Looking for something even bigger than a d100 for your collection? We also have a selection of d120’s from The Dice Lab to go along with their odd skew dice we had mentioned earlier! Each die can be interchanged with the unicorn horn base. Then, once united, gently push them and they roll in a full circle! They’re each weighted to make sure you are guaranteed a random roll. This category is something Level Up Dice is known for in the dice community. They have some absolutely glorious pieces, including the most expensive set we currently carry, made of pure Tungsten. Is a d120 still not big enough? Then try this 130mm hollow Archon die from Kraken Dice. It may only be a d20, but it sure is BIG. What we trained professionals call “rolly-polies,” (we’re very scientific) these are always a fun inclusion to any collection. The Koplow Round d6 pieces are something to behold.Could you imagine stringing lights in this bad boy and hanging it from the ceiling? Even having this sitting out on a table would be a wonderful conversation starter for any Gamer’s home. These cleverly designed 19mm dice have the numbers 1-6 worked into the pumpkin design on each side! Quite often, people with reduced vision have to rely on others to tell them the total they’ve rolled, so this designer made a set of 3D printed dice that have braille numbering so those who need to use braille to understand. You'll get one satin-lined drawstring bag in an eye-catching turquoise color and three different blank journals, perfect for recording your campaign notes. Each cover is beautifully illustrated by the incomparable Katie Cook. Also included are three custom six-sided dice, two with kitty paw prints for the pips, and the third featuring kitten icons with the numbers one through six.

These are wonderfully portable and precious all in their own way. Yes, my precious… Have a d20 ‘on hand’ at all times! Most dice are imprinted to make the numbers easily readable by those with reduced eyesight. However, to many blind people, these numbers involve an extra learning curve and can lead to mistakes in reading. Tungsten is the third heaviest solid metal in the world. These tungsten dice are easily the heaviest full set we have ever acquired, and probably ever will. We definitely recommend rolling these table-breakers in a dice tray!

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Some of our most odd and unusual dice don’t even have numbers. These can be helpful in some most wonderful ways, whether it be teaching children their ABC’s, playing non-English games, or teaching your players a lesson… Such as: RPG Dice is a company that has some of the most unique faces we’ve ever seen on dice. These unusual dice are really a Dungeon Master’s best friend when making a last-minute decision! Seen here, a cautionary tale about low quality dice. This little blue rogue d6 was lurking inside the shell of a larger d6. That’s what we in the industry would call “bad.” Speaking of odd (and yet strangely historically accurate) these Level Up Domesticated Yak Horn dice are made from a single piece of horn, no fillers or resin. These are humanely sourced and wax coated for protection! You can imagine yourself as any of the ancient peoples who used stone, bone, horn, and antler to craft the first gaming dice. Carry your dice into the dungeon in style with these large, illustrated dice bags. With space for dozens of dice of all different shapes and sizes, these bags are the perfect companions the next time you leave home to join your friends for a night of gaming. Each bag includes one custom six-sided die to get your dice collection off to a strong start . . . or to add to any already-incredible collection.