I have lots of fancy dice sets, but I use ones that I can see the numbers well. Right now it is a dark green liquid core set with gold numbers, so easy to read at a glance.
Weight distribution is important to dice. Spin down dice have all the high double figured numbers together. So unless the number cutouts are backfilled with a colored resin to match the weight that was removed to make the number, then one end of the dice with the single low numbers will be heavier than the end with the high numbers. An unfilled dice like that will on average roll high numbers because the heavier low numbers will end up at the bottom.
Nice collection. I have quite a lot as well, but unlike you, I never saw the attraction of sharp edges. I have some, just because they sort of show up once in a while. Love my gemstone sets. I will be crushed if they break. 😐
Im obsessed with dice, i watch videos about them, i browse webshops with dice and i even go to stores just to look at dice. But the thing is that im broke and can’t afford any and only own one set that i got some years ago… Life can be tough.
mtg use to do the normal sized dice then they started doing dubble the size dice in the deck stuff. the mtg dice look like they are from the newest D&D mtg mix fat packs. beautiful dice sets, love them. you should add the a set of dice inside a dice they are really cool.
Hi everyone I need sum DICE ADVISE the TLDR is basically how many of each kind of dice do you need for dnd? Some one told me I need 2 of each dice from D4 to d20 aka two D4s two d6s two d8s two 2xd10s two d12s two d20s but I see on line there are also sets with d24 d30 d60 do I need them as well?? I've also seen on a YouToube video they some times you need to role 3 8Ds at ones so do I need 3 of them? I'm not interested in "collecting" decorative collars or glow in the dark metal/exotic material or otherwise fancy dice. I just want to functionally have a full set of dice with no more or less then is necessary to play DnD even at high levels of play.
I have a crappy set of dice when D&D first came out, my friends and I scrambled to find dice and then colored the numbers by rubbing them with crayons (love those dice!). I just got a set of blue/purple liquid filled dice and a large D20 liquid filled as well! Opal is a very soft stone, you probably have American opal, it tends to be milky with almost no fire. Sorry to hear about your D3. :0(
Awesome dice and stories. I should go through my dice one day. I have lots of D&D sets, but mostly collect custom D6. I have some from different events or promotional dice for games.
I can’t figure out how to justify 70$ for the 1985 dice. I buy sets all the time because for the past 8 or 9 years I’ve given them to my wife and kids as stocking stuffers and I give a set to the players in my group at Christmas and occasionally when I have a bunch stacked up. My favorite place to buy from is Kraken, they have liquid core, Hollow, resin, aluminum, mini, oversized, wood, metal, pretty much whatever you want. They have sales several times a year where I buy a bulk order, last year I made an order of around 200$ and I’m pretty sure it was 11 sets of dice, 2 Hollow metal, a cast iron set another metal set, an aluminum set, a rubber duck set, 3 random sets, a glow in the dark set, a resin set as well as 3 oversized d20s of various material, 4 minis, a coaster, a keychain, several dice bags. The metal sets are 8 piece sets (they have a d2) the non metal sets were all 12 piece, they come with d6x4 and d20x2 and a d2.
I didn't want to put prices in the video because they tend to fluctuate a lot but I put links to all the dice / creators in the description. I think the Gemstone dice were the most expensive for about $70 per set.
URwizards also does Gem Dice!! I'm currently getting their lava glass set Resin work also for dice can get pretty complicated and tricky from what I've seen and they do dice commission work!
Actually, I like the MTG Dice🤔... because they are a bit bigger than others...and I kinda like that difference 😳🤔... My birthday is coming so I guess I will buy them 🤔... But all of them are beautiful! 😍
Personally, I do not like sharp edged dice, they just don't look very good to me. Those gold dice just looked like balls of rolled up tin foil :D I do like the Feywild Honey & Duck dice though
Hate to burst your bubble, but thats opalite not opal. A set of opal dice would probably be unique in the world, and hundreds if not thousands of dollars. Regardless, very nice collection.
Does this work? Fireball Dice: www.tiktok.com/@fireballdice VHS Dice: shorturl.at/aeqxF Liquid Core Dice: shorturl.at/ixFQ4 Duck Dice: shorturl.at/czHU3 Black and Red Dice: shorturl.at/hnEY9 Metal D100: shorturl.at/msI67 Hollow Metal Dice: shorturl.at/ansBE
Some dice sets come with a couple extra D6 but I think that it's just standard that all dice come with 1 of each of the standard. Personally, I'd prefer 2 of each (except percentile) and 4 D6s. That would fit most games imo but would increase the price 🤷🏼♂️
One day I shall have enough dice. Not anytime soon, but some day
The problem is I just got another bag. Now I have to get more dice to fill the bag 😂
@@GentryPerry Oh darn, found another cloth bag. Guess I just need more dice to fill it 🤣
Everyday we are design, everyday we are produce. it's not easy to get all dice. friends.
I have lots of fancy dice sets, but I use ones that I can see the numbers well. Right now it is a dark green liquid core set with gold numbers, so easy to read at a glance.
Weight distribution is important to dice. Spin down dice have all the high double figured numbers together. So unless the number cutouts are backfilled with a colored resin to match the weight that was removed to make the number, then one end of the dice with the single low numbers will be heavier than the end with the high numbers. An unfilled dice like that will on average roll high numbers because the heavier low numbers will end up at the bottom.
5:14 omg I love this case 😍
6:20 😍 beautiful
Very cool dice collection. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing your sets, and your knowledge has I learn a few things didn't knew about dice 😀 😉
Thanks for watching my video! I appreciate it 😄
Nice! My favorite dice are the MTG bundle dice! They are the perfect size!
Very good video, well filmed, not too long, and the links and pictures of the creators are really appreciated! Keep up the good work!! 👌
Thanks so much!
I actually just made an updated video with new dice and stuff that you might be interested in 😊
Nice collection. I have quite a lot as well, but unlike you, I never saw the attraction of sharp edges. I have some, just because they sort of show up once in a while. Love my gemstone sets. I will be crushed if they break. 😐
Woah the liquid cores look amazing!
Gatta write to Santa 🎅
Im obsessed with dice, i watch videos about them, i browse webshops with dice and i even go to stores just to look at dice. But the thing is that im broke and can’t afford any and only own one set that i got some years ago… Life can be tough.
go play dnd and change set with someone else.
@xipc469 same lol.
mtg use to do the normal sized dice then they started doing dubble the size dice in the deck stuff. the mtg dice look like they are from the newest D&D mtg mix fat packs. beautiful dice sets, love them.
you should add the a set of dice inside a dice they are really cool.
Hi everyone I need sum DICE ADVISE
the TLDR is basically how many of each kind of dice do you need for dnd?
Some one told me I need 2 of each dice from D4 to d20 aka two D4s two d6s two d8s two 2xd10s two d12s two d20s
but I see on line there are also sets with d24 d30 d60 do I need them as well??
I've also seen on a YouToube video they some times you need to role 3 8Ds at ones so do I need 3 of them?
I'm not interested in "collecting" decorative collars or glow in the dark metal/exotic material or otherwise fancy dice.
I just want to functionally have a full set of dice with no more or less then is necessary to play DnD even at high levels of play.
I have a crappy set of dice when D&D first came out, my friends and I scrambled to find dice and then colored the numbers by rubbing them with crayons (love those dice!). I just got a set of blue/purple liquid filled dice and a large D20 liquid filled as well! Opal is a very soft stone, you probably have American opal, it tends to be milky with almost no fire. Sorry to hear about your D3. :0(
Awesome dice and stories. I should go through my dice one day. I have lots of D&D sets, but mostly collect custom D6. I have some from different events or promotional dice for games.
If you make it, tag me in it!
The duck ones are so precious
we gonna ignore the nat 1 🤣🤣🤣
Never thought i’d get mad at someone using die for plural instead of dice for singular but here we are
oh wow may i ask where did you get the wooden dice holder for your gem stone dice?
I got them from an Etsy store - StaffandBranch a long time ago!
I can’t figure out how to justify 70$ for the 1985 dice. I buy sets all the time because for the past 8 or 9 years I’ve given them to my wife and kids as stocking stuffers and I give a set to the players in my group at Christmas and occasionally when I have a bunch stacked up. My favorite place to buy from is Kraken, they have liquid core, Hollow, resin, aluminum, mini, oversized, wood, metal, pretty much whatever you want. They have sales several times a year where I buy a bulk order, last year I made an order of around 200$ and I’m pretty sure it was 11 sets of dice, 2 Hollow metal, a cast iron set another metal set, an aluminum set, a rubber duck set, 3 random sets, a glow in the dark set, a resin set as well as 3 oversized d20s of various material, 4 minis, a coaster, a keychain, several dice bags. The metal sets are 8 piece sets (they have a d2) the non metal sets were all 12 piece, they come with d6x4 and d20x2 and a d2.
Wish you had shared the prices on these dice (seeing as you mentioned 'expense' in your thumbnail of the video)
I didn't want to put prices in the video because they tend to fluctuate a lot but I put links to all the dice / creators in the description. I think the Gemstone dice were the most expensive for about $70 per set.
@@GentryPerry Fair enough, that makes sense! :)
The links in the comments aren't working
Very cool and inspiring collection. Do you mind sharing the link to the gemstone dice?
Yea! I got them from this vendor on Etsy www.etsy.com/shop/GamerGeek493
Cool video. Man, that Etsy shop is charging an insanely high price for those liquid core dice.
Yeah, there's more economical liquid core options these days for sure
URwizards also does Gem Dice!! I'm currently getting their lava glass set
Resin work also for dice can get pretty complicated and tricky from what I've seen and they do dice commission work!
Actually, I like the MTG Dice🤔... because they are a bit bigger than others...and I kinda like that difference 😳🤔...
My birthday is coming so I guess I will buy them 🤔...
But all of them are beautiful! 😍
Super cool seeing all the different price points and what you get for each level.
I have the frog version of the duck ones.
One day I'll get the full collection!
What is the name of the magic the gathering dice set you had in the video
I don't know if they have a name, they came in the collectors box for the forgotten realms sets
@@GentryPerry thanks for response bro, love the vids✊🏼⚔️🖤
Mom's dice are hype
Personally, I do not like sharp edged dice, they just don't look very good to me. Those gold dice just looked like balls of rolled up tin foil :D
I do like the Feywild Honey & Duck dice though
Yeah, round edge dice look better
Links are not working
Hate to burst your bubble, but thats opalite not opal. A set of opal dice would probably be unique in the world, and hundreds if not thousands of dollars.
Regardless, very nice collection.
Can you put the links in the comments for some reason they don’t work in the description
Does this work?
Fireball Dice:
www.tiktok.com/@fireballdice
VHS Dice:
shorturl.at/aeqxF
Liquid Core Dice:
shorturl.at/ixFQ4
Duck Dice:
shorturl.at/czHU3
Black and Red Dice:
shorturl.at/hnEY9
Metal D100:
shorturl.at/msI67
Hollow Metal Dice:
shorturl.at/ansBE
I can see the opal d 4 in the box
Hello past me, I thought he said d6
Can you make a part 2?
I probably can eventually! I'll have to collect some more dice 😂
You look like Dr Mike
What are the chances of you throwing one on your first try? .. awser: min 4:29 🤣
this is an AD
Just kinda wondering, especially with 3d6 being fairly common - why is 7 a standard set, and not 10 or 11? Just kinda baffles me...
Some dice sets come with a couple extra D6 but I think that it's just standard that all dice come with 1 of each of the standard. Personally, I'd prefer 2 of each (except percentile) and 4 D6s. That would fit most games imo but would increase the price 🤷🏼♂️
Mom set is the best