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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9474272" data-attributes="member: 11760">My youngest joined a D&D club at their middle school, but I wonder if this is too clearly aimed at kids. ("I'm practically an adult, how dare you?") I'll ask and see if the club wants a copy.I've started adding these to my cocktail books and recipe books. Not as good as publisher-level treatments, like notches that dictionaries sometimes have and one printing of Dungeon Crawl Classics had, or even having the ink go to the edge of the pages, letting someone see where each section is without opening the book, like Shadowdark does. But yeah, for $10, assuming these look decent, why not?Inclusions in dice peaked during the pandemic*, when it seemed like everyone was making dice at home and selling them on Etsy, but these do look good.* I actually just saw some new ones last night, with what appear to be 3D printed miniatures of Baldurs Gate 3 characters inside dice. Incredibly elaborate and I mostly just want to know how they got the figures that they then sank in the dice.</blockquote>