Dragon's Dice
Machined from solid metal alloys, each of our Dragon’s Dice sets is unique in weight and no two sets are exactly alike thanks to our Dragons Breath Finish. From Titanium on the light end to, the table destroying Tungsten on the heavy side, you can choose the perfect metal for your table top needs.
-
Black Timascus Dice
Black Timascus Dice
$373.00These single d20s are crafted from ZircuTi, an insanely expensive material created by forge welding two dissimilar Titanium alloys together then folding in some highly flammable Zirconium in similar manner a traditional blacksmith might use to create Damascus Steel.
Sold Out
Quick View -
Quick View
-
Quick View
-
Quick View
-
Steel Dragon’s Dice
Steel Dragon’s Dice
$34.00 – $164.00Stainless Steel is used for a myriad of things from surgical implements, to aerospace components, and even in harsh saltwater environments that would destroy normal steels in a matter of weeks. The particular alloy we use is 303 Stainless, which has been developed specifically for its machining properties. It is primarily used in the fabrication of fittings and fasteners, where it’s excellent machining qualities allow it to form superb threads and hold tight tolerances.
-
Quick View -
Brass Dragon’s Dice
Brass Dragon’s Dice
$56.00 – $212.00Roman called it Aurichalum. and used it to produce special coins and ornate golden colored helmets. For the Greeks it was oreichalcos an exotic white golden metal they could not make for their lack of zinc. For ancient Egyptians brass was of little use out side of its golden coloration.
-
Quick View -
Bronze Dragon’s Dice
Quick View -
Quick View
-
Aluminum Dragon’s Dice
Aluminum Dragon’s Dice
$30.00 – $125.00Developed in 1935 and originally called ‘Alloy 61s’, 6061 aluminum is used for almost everything. It’s easily machined, and easily welded, those of you that have welded aluminum know that “easy” is a relative word. Aircraft Grade 6061 is used in everything from boat building to, as its name implies, aircraft manufacture. You can also find it in motorcycles, cars, trains, fishing reels and scuba tanks. Basically anywhere a component needs to be light in weight, structurally strong, and corrosion resistant the go to metal is 6061 aluminum.
-
Quick View