WayneLigon
Adventurer
Over the net. I picked up a set of FUDGE dice from Warehouse 23.
Where did you purchase your most recent set of dice?
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The last set of polyhedral dice I bought was purchased online from Noble Knight Games and looks like this:
(those are the kind of dice TSR sold back in the 1970s, for all you young 'uns
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But that's not the last set of dice I bought, though. Those were purchased offline (at a liquor store) and look like this:
(those are the kind of dice TSR sold back in the 1970s, for all you young 'uns
)But that's not the last set of dice I bought, though. Those were purchased offline (at a liquor store) and look like this:
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
I got a pair of gray marbled dice with red writing on them from DiceDiceAndMoreDice.com a few years ago. (Actually, I think I got them from the ENWorld RPGShop, where I've got my eye on some fool's gold dice.)
Maldin
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From a local game store that doesn't exist anymore, long before the internet. I'm still playing with dice I bought well over 20 years ago. Maybe its time for a new set. ;-)
Denis, aka "Maldin"
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Denis, aka "Maldin"
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Since I last purchased a set of dice back in the 1980s I had to say not on the internet. I got some dice free when I purchased the D&D Basic Set back when 3.0 first came out, does that count? I got that at a FLGS. I rarely buy dice. Why would I need new ones when the old ones work just fine?
Kid Socrates
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I picked up a set of gold-painted dice from 31st Century Games in Olathe, KS, a couple of months ago to serve as my DM dice. I've never really even thought of buying dice online; they strike me as something you buy in person.
