This set is velvety smothe to the touch, like sea-glass, as if gold from a sunken treasure has washed ashore, worn down from the endless caress of the sea.
I really like the treasure token mechanic in Ixalan, the latest expansion for Magic: the Gathering, and I decided to design some custom tokens to keep track of the number of treasures collected in games in true pirate style.
These little chests fit a standard 16 mm (5/8 inch) d6 die. These are printed in nylon at Shapeways to be able to get all the little details. I designed them to print in one piece, including the integrated hinge, so no assembly required. The lid snaps shut at the front. In case you need to keep track of more than six treasure tokens, I also made a double sized chest.
I hand painted this print with acrylics to make it look more like a ‘real’ treasure chest. I am not much of a miniature painter, so it took a while, but I am pretty happy with the way it turned out.
Some close-up pictures of the individual dice in my new Floral dice set.
These are all 3d-printed in stainless steel and inked in black. These designs are available in a range of different metal finishes, including steel, bronze, nickel and gold.
I just finished my Floral dice set. I’ve been working on and off for the last few months on these designs to perfect them, and I am pretty happy with the end result!
The full set consists of a d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and a 10d10 (aka decader or percentile d10). All of the dice have been designed to be balanced and give a fair roll.
The examples in the pictures are printed in stainless steel, and the ones in the top two pictures have been ‘inked’ in black. These designs are available in a range of different metal finishes, including steel, bronze, nickel and gold.
For the next few days all of my dice will ship for free worldwide! (This applies to all orders of over $25 and for standard shipping.)
You can find all of my dice designs at www.tiny-tokens.com While you are there you can also subscribe to my newsletter about new designs, and have the chance to win a free steel d20!
If you would like to be kept up to date on new dice designs, special promotions and discounts, you can now subscribe to the Tiny Tokens newsletter. And if you do so before the end of Saturday September 23rd, you could also win a steel d20! To subscribe, visit www.tiny-tokens.com and hit the green button.
For the next few days all of my dice will ship for free worldwide! (This applies to all orders of over $25 and for standard shipping.)
You can find all of my dice designs at www.tiny-tokens.com While you are there you can also subscribe to my newsletter about new designs, and have the chance to win a free steel d20!
If you would like to be kept up to date on new dice designs, special promotions and discounts, you can now subscribe to the Tiny Tokens newsletter. And if you do so before the end of Saturday September 23rd, you could also win a steel d20! To subscribe, visit www.tiny-tokens.com and hit the green button.
(On Sunday I will draw a lucky winner from all new newsletter signups.Your personal details will not be shared with any third parties.)
These are some more pictures of my dice designs inspired by the Amonkhet / Hour of Devastation sets for Magic: the Gathering.
The spindown version of these designs for ten-sided dice can be used as life counters that count from 100 to 0. The versions with regular numbering can be used in role-playing games or other tabletop games. Al of these dice are well balanced to give a fair roll.
My newest dice design is heavily influenced by the same ancient Egyptian art that was also the inspiration for the upcoming expansion set for Magic the Gathering: Amonkhet.
The main shape of this ten sided die (D10) is based on two five sided obelisks, and the detailing shows the Nicol Bolas horns motif that is featured on a lot of cards from this set.
Two of these spindown D10′s can be used to keep track of life totals ranging from 1 to 100. They are available in a range of metals with different finishes. Check them out here.
I also made a smaller steel version and a plastic version, of which I will post some pictures in a later post.
Cyber Monday SALE on all my dice! This Monday (November 28), you get 25% OFF + FREE SHIPPING on all my designs, when you use the promo code SMALLBIZMONDAY at checkout. My dice designs are available in steel, bronze, precious metals, plastic and other materials.
Black Friday Weekend SALE on all my dice! Through Sunday 27, you get 25% OFF on all my designs, when you use the promo code SMALLBIZ at checkout. My dice designs are available in steel, bronze, precious metals, plastic and other materials.
After some justified criticism about the readability of my previous design for a Kaladesh energy die, I have made a redesign for it. The overall design is the same, but the numbers on the sides are a lot better to distinguish.
You can use this spindown d12 to keep track of the number of energy counters you collect when playing the Kaldesh expansion for Magic: the Gathering.
This die pictured is 3d printed in steel, but it is also available in a range of other finishes. It is part of a set of dice designed in the Kaladesh look.
I designed a 3d-printed Art Deco style D20 life counter deck box as well as a D10 dice box inspired by the look of Streets of New Capenna.
The D20 deck box fits a double sleeved commander deck of 100 cards as well as dice and counters. The D10 can be used as a box for dice and other nick-nacks. Both the deck box and dice box are held closed securely by neodymium magnets.
You can find the STL-files to print these yourself in my Etsy shop.
I’ve made different spooky color schemes for my Starry D20 design to get in the Halloween mood. These are made of hand cast polyurethane resin (by @smoothon), and are designed with a numerically balanced number order.
These beautiful pictures were sent to me by @twigg79. She photographed my d20 locket design with her brass d20 inside during a recent DnD campaign.
I hadn’t tried using the pendant with a metal #d20 before but I think the effect is great! If you like these type of pictures, please visit @twigg79‘s blog. She’s a freelance photographer with some awesome #DnD content.
The steel version of my design for a d20 locket also works very well as a key chain. I’ve been using one this way for the past few weeks now to always have a d20 at hand in case of an emergency D&D session :).
This design fits a standard 20 mm d20 as found in most polyhedral dice sets, but a larger version that fits a spindown d20 for Magic: the Gathering is also available.
