Dice Accessories
Best Dice Bags: From Crown Royal Pouches to Custom Leather
Comparing drawstring pouches, segmented bags, roll-ups, and hard cases for dice storage. Real picks with prices, plus a 30-minute DIY dice bag tutorial.
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Best Dice for DnD: Honest Picks After Testing 40+ Sets
Most 'best dice' lists are just affiliate dumps. I bought 40+ sets with my own money and ranked them by what actually matters at the table.
Dice Accessories
Best DnD Dice Trays: From $10 Folding to Handmade Leather
Your dice deserve better than the floor. We compare folding, wooden, and handmade leather dice trays by price and durability — plus three DIY builds.
Equipment and Tools
Best Mica Powder for Resin Dice: 4 Brands Tested Side by Side
Tested four mica powder brands in resin dice pours. Honest comparison of particle size, color range, and value so you pick the right one first.
Equipment and Tools
Best Resin for Dice Making: 5 Brands Tested and Ranked
I poured dice with five different resins so you don't waste money guessing. Honest pros, cons, and a clear winner for every budget.
Dice Buying Guides
Chessex Dice: The Brand Everyone Starts With (and Whether to Stay)
Chessex dice sit in every game store on Earth, but are they good or just cheap? An honest breakdown of every product line, balance, and value.
Dice Buying Guides
Custom DnD Dice: Where to Buy, What to Pay, and When to DIY
Most 'custom' dice on Etsy are just resin pours in your favorite color. Here's what real custom dice cost, where to find them, and when making your own wins.
Finishing and Quality
Dice Inking and Number Painting: The Final Step That Makes or Breaks Your Set
A polished die with blank numbers is just a pretty shape. Here's how to ink and paint your dice numbers so they're sharp, legible, and built to last.
Equipment and Tools
Dice Making Kits: Why Most Are a Waste of Money (and the One Exception)
Most dice making kits sell you $15 of supplies in a pretty box for $50. Here's what they leave out, what to buy instead, and the one time a kit actually makes sense.