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Gator Jawbone (Key Lime)
$63.00 – $327.00
Gator Jawbone (Key Lime)
$63.00 – $327.00For those that aren’t aware, bone makes for horrible dice, it’s porous, oddly shaped, prone to chipping, and the larger pieces we need to make dice from are hollow and spongy in the middle thanks to that wonderful thing called marrow. So, for the longest time our standard answer was, “Nope sorry, we don’t make bone dice.”
As it would turn out all those issues are solved once you stabilize the bone and cast it in a urethane resin block. The colored holes you see are the resin filling in the teeth holes in the gator jawbone. The white parts are the actual gator jawbone. Yup, these dice aren’t just crated from any old bone, they’re made from an actual alligator jaw bone fresh from the swamps of Lousiana. Actually, they come from an alligator farm in Louisiana where we source gator jawbones from the largest of farm raised gators as it takes an 8ft gator to have a large enough jawbone to craft our dice from. Much like carnivorous cows, these gators are raised for meat and leather. If you haven’t tried it, fried alligator tail is really delicious.
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Olive Wood (Mediterranean)
$27.00 – $103.00
Olive Wood (Mediterranean)
$27.00 – $103.00The olive tree is native to the coastal areas of southeastern Europe, western Asia, northern Africa and northern Iran. Its fruit, the olive, is a major source of olive oil. Olive wood grows in many regions around the Mediterranean. The olive tree is an evergreen tree and does not grow very tall. The average height of an olive tree is anywhere from 26 feet to 49 feet. Its trunk is usually crooked and twisted, leading to widely varied grain structures.
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Optically Clear Acrylic (Windu)
$43.00 – $173.00
Optically Clear Acrylic (Windu)
$43.00 – $173.00Each of our Acrylic dice are individually machined and the polished in 5 stages to bring back the optimal clarity and luster inherent to cast acrylic. This process is labor intensive, but it produces far superior results to injection molded acrylic dice.
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Purple Heart Big Ass d20s with Turquoise Inlay
$89.00
Purple Heart Big Ass d20s with Turquoise Inlay
$89.00These particular dice have been French Polished to show case the shimmer inherent to this particular species of Purple Heart leaving the dice with a high gloss finish reminiscent of a candy coat paint job. Each of the numbers has been inlaid with crushed Turquoise and each die measures 1.5 inches face to face, make these dice truly massive at 4 times the volumetric size of our standard 3/4″ d20 shown in the photo above.
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Second Wind (Acinum)
$46.00 – $182.00
Second Wind (Acinum)
$46.00 – $182.00These Dice are machined from a special blend of polyester and acrylic resins that, when combined, have a slightly softer durometer that enhances the elastic nature inherent to these polymers. When rolled on a hard surface, the special blend of polyester and acrylic resins in these dice exhibit a unique double-bounce effect that we call “Second Wind”. When these dice land on a vertex (the point where the edges of the die come together) during the roll, it causes a temporary deformation at that vertex. The vertex then rebounds violently, tossing the die back in to the air with noticeable force.
Please Note: This is the old style engraving. Your dice will be raster engraved. New pictures coming soon.
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Blue Mahoe
$42.00 – $167.00
Blue Mahoe
$42.00 – $167.00The only Blue Mahoe tree with truly blue wood comes from Jamaica, and is their National Tree. We import our Blue Mahoe from a single plantation in Caribbean that grows a whole forest of sustainable exotic woods. These folks don’t run a tree farm: they sustainably harvest natural trees by select cutting and replanting them in their “ecologically cultivated jungle” that contains many different types of plant and animal life.
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Loganberry
$27.00 – $103.00
Loganberry
$27.00 – $103.00Not to be confused with the plant, it is also called Rambutan. The Loganberry is native to Indonesia and Malaysia and grows naturally in Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, and elsewhere in Southeast Asia, The name Rambutan is derived from the Malay/Indonesian word rambutan, meaning “hairy”, a reference to the numerous hairy protuberances of the fruit.
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Harlequin Opal Dice
$161.00 – $1,231.00
Harlequin Opal Dice
$161.00 – $1,231.00Named for the unique coloration found in Harlequin Opals, these dice have the same intensely iridescent play of color from their namesake.
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Mpingo (African Black Wood)
$63.00 – $273.00
Mpingo (African Black Wood)
$63.00 – $273.00The original Ebony is not what you might think it is. It’s not even an Ebony. Traditionally we view Gabon Ebony as THE Ebony, but that is not the case. Historically speaking Mpingo, or African Blackwood, was the dark black wood that was imported in to Egypt for thousands of years, and even mentioned in the Bible. So the original Ebony was a Rosewood. Go Figure…
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Bocote Wood
$27.00 – $103.00
Bocote Wood
$27.00 – $103.00Bocote is a hard, dense, and fairly oily tropical wood that is that comes from parts of central and South America highly prized for its dramatic, wild striping. Bocote is generally used for its aesthetic attributes, rather than its mechanical ones. It has a few common uses, the most interesting being butt stocks for rifles; It also smells fainty of pickles when being worked. These dark brown or black streaks, which sometimes form in concentric circles, give Bocote its defining look and lend finished products a truly distinctive appearance.
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Timascus Dice (Titanium Damascus)
$372.00
Timascus Dice (Titanium Damascus)
$372.00These single d20s are crafted from Timascus, an insanely expensive material created by forge welding two dissimilar Titanium alloys together in similar manner a traditional blacksmith might use to create Damascus Steel.
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Optically Clear Acrylic (Phthalo)
$43.00 – $173.00
Optically Clear Acrylic (Phthalo)
$43.00 – $173.00Each of our Acrylic dice are individually machined and the polished in 5 stages to bring back the optimal clarity and luster inherent to cast acrylic. This process is labor intensive, but it produces far superior results to injection molded acrylic dice.
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