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I have a whole gaggle of 3D-printed dragons who do nothing but sit there, so it was probably inevitable that someone decided to make them for other purposes. Why not your Stanley straw?
The front features a skull and pirate ship design and on the reverse hidden treasure map and anchor. Crafted from high-quality zinc alloy metal, this coin boasts intricate carvings and undergoes meticulous manual polishing, ensuring a premium finish. Measuring 34
342.5mm(1.34
1.340.1in), it's conveniently portable and comes with a protective case.
The design is fantastic, featuring the iconic Dungeons & Dragons logo, and it's made of high-quality PVC rubber material. It's sturdy and feels like it will hold up well over time. However, I was a surprised by the size when it arrived—it's a bit smaller than I was expecting. While it still serves its purpose well and fits nicely on my backpack, I would have preferred it to be a tad larger.
As a miniature, the cube is just short of 2 inches by 2 inches. Good enough to use as a miniature, although it's a little weird since there's a skull carved into it in addition to the semi-transparent green texture. Gelatinous cubes rarely show up, so this is as good a use for a spare miniature as any. You won't be able to fit particularly large miniatures inside. It does fit a space of 27mm x27mm x 33mm, which is just around 1 inch in all dimensions. Smaller figures will fit fine, as long as they fit within the cube's dimensions. That said, this isn't quite transparent enough to see what's inside.