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<blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 8361528" data-attributes="member: 177">I like that phrasing, and I also have an oldest and holiest bag.Mine is a piece of suede that I very clumsily stitched into a bag back when I was in junior high school.&nbsp; While playing in a friend's back yard one very bright summer day, my friend took a magnifying glass and burned my initials into the bag over the course of the afternoon such that I didn't notice.&nbsp; Surprise monogram!&nbsp; This bag holds a miscellaneous collection of dice.These days, I've got a collection of a few sets of new dice that are in a bag with an embroidered dragon on it.&nbsp; There's another collection of six sets of dice whose colors are inspired by various nebulae I am saving for characters that call for them, in their own faux-leather bag, and a few sets of Fudge/Fate dice in their own plain bag. I also have a few sets of higher-end dice I keep in wooden dice vaults from a couple of purveyors.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also, tucked away in the library I have all my old un-inked polyhedrals, in a beaker I used to use for iced tea in college.&nbsp; I don't carry them around, but they're actually kind of pretty in glass...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbran, post: 8361528, member: 177"] I like that phrasing, and I also have an oldest and holiest bag. Mine is a piece of suede that I [I]very clumsily[/I] stitched into a bag back when I was in junior high school. While playing in a friend's back yard one very bright summer day, my friend took a magnifying glass and burned my initials into the bag over the course of the afternoon such that I didn't notice. Surprise monogram! This bag holds a miscellaneous collection of dice. These days, I've got a collection of a few sets of new dice that are in a bag with an embroidered dragon on it. There's another collection of six sets of dice whose colors are inspired by various nebulae I am saving for characters that call for them, in their own faux-leather bag, and a few sets of Fudge/Fate dice in their own plain bag. I also have a few sets of higher-end dice I keep in wooden dice vaults from a couple of purveyors. Also, tucked away in the library I have all my old un-inked polyhedrals, in a beaker I used to use for iced tea in college. I don't carry them around, but they're actually kind of pretty in glass... [/QUOTE]

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