(Traveller) TAS Traveller Dice Set

[Mongoose_Matt]

A complete Travellers' Aid Society Dice Set is now available!

A Traveller needs many things to prosper in Charted Space – a good ship, reliable contacts… and dice!

This set includes twenty dice marked with the logo of the Travellers’ Aid Society, more than enough for even the most veteran and experienced band of Travellers.

You can grab your set right here: Mongoose Publishing

North American Travellers can grab theirs here: Mongoose Publishing

Please be aware that stocks are limited and once this set is gone... it is gone!

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I bet these sell great. It's kind of a wonder these haven't been a thing for decades now.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

I bet these sell great. It's kind of a wonder these haven't been a thing for decades now.

Probably because the game only uses standard 6-sided dice, which can be found anywhere, including scavenging the ones out of board games that are just sitting around. My friends and I did that in the early 80's when the 6-sided dice from our D&D dice were not enough. lol

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Probably because the game only uses standard 6-sided dice, which can be found anywhere, including scavenging the ones out of board games that are just sitting around. My friends and I did that in the early 80's when the 6-sided dice from our D&D dice were not enough. lol

Yeah, but you can get branded six-siders and regular sets of playing cards for all sorts of stuff. Getting ones with TAS insignia on them was likely pretty cheap and an easy way to make it a little more immersive.

And lord knows gamers are happy to lay out endless cash for new dice.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Yeah, but you can get branded six-siders and regular sets of playing cards for all sorts of stuff. Getting ones with TAS insignia on them was likely pretty cheap and an easy way to make it a little more immersive.

And lord knows gamers are happy to lay out endless cash for new dice.

True, but I am not sure when it became a common thing to put specialty marks on dice in place of a number. I certainly don't remember seeing anyone do that in the 80's, maybe not the 90's either, though that was not something I generally was into or looked for either back then. I wonder if that kind of info is even documented anywhere on the web.