American fast food chain Arby's releases polyhedral dice set (for the third time)

Arby's Dice

By popular demand, ARBY’S DICE ARE HERE. Take Arby’s on every adventure with these dice, each featuring a tiny signature Arby’s hat encased within. Dice feature gold lettering and are emblazoned with a teeny Arby’s logo. Game on.

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Released earlier today for $12, they're already sold out, but will be back on April 21.

For non-Americans, Arby's is a C-list American fast food chain specializing in what they swear are roast beef sandwiches. They have good sides and sauce, but the actual sandwiches, not so much. There's a reason Nihilist Arby's was a thing.

These would certainly be the most unique dice set to bring to the table. Heck, maybe you could use them to play the Wendy's RPG and tear a hole in the fabric of spacetime.

 

[darjr]

I cannot imagine how that's the case, given that there are pages and pages of products that vendors find to be a good deal and that creating solid black resin dice is cheap.

The stranger things license is probably too expensive for WotC.

 

[Von Ether]

The stranger things license is probably too expensive for WotC.

If so, it maybe a bit ironic.

From what I have heard, one of the benefits of KS has been to help get IPs to the table. If the KS is successful, the fee comes out of the funds. If the KS fails both parties walk away.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The stranger things license is probably too expensive for WotC.

What? I'm talking about them having dice on the Netflix shop. I posted a link and everything. Click it. There's a zillion items for sale -- by Netflix, who own the license.

 

[darjr]

What? I'm talking about them having dice on the Netflix shop. I posted a link and everything. Click it. There's a zillion items for sale -- by Netflix, who own the license.

I thought you meant WotC selling stranger things dice.

 

[antiwesley]

If you want the freshest sandwich you can get at an Arby's, and not have it come from a fryer?
Get the Roast Turkey, Ranch and Bacon, but sub Roast Beef for the turkey.
The specialty meats are usually sliced every other day at most locations, where the beef, when ordered this way, is freshly sliced.
If you order anything without roast beef, it's possible that it's near the end of life save date.
By getting the turkey substituted, they have to shave the beef right away.

(I worked for the Hank Aaron-owned stores AND the Carisch Arby's, both rather large chains in the Midwest, not only in-store as kitchen, fryer, and counter, but also assisting in training and opening at least 3 new stores, and helping staff other locations in shortages. I worked at roughly 6 stores during my time there. )

 

[eyeheartawk]

I can only muster up one response to this and Wendy's gesturing at gaming culture:

 

[Orius]

Meh, I'd rather eat at Arby's these days than McDonald's. The Golden Arches have hit the rock bottom of fast food trash.

 

[DarkCrisis]

Love their French Dip and Swiss.

 

[payn]

Love their French Dip and Swiss.

Something about the roll they use now is just not right...

 

[DarkCrisis]

Something about the roll they use now is just not right...

Yeah I noticed when they changed bread. Seems smaller as well. Gotta go cheaper but charge more!

Yea capitalism!