Who does custom dice?

[Frostmarrow]

Does anyone know where I can order dice for which I can pick the numbering? For example a d12 with only odd numbers: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 twice.

 

[ninthcouncil]

No, but if you're deperate you can make them out of cardboard. You can find nets (flat cutouts) of many polyhedral shapes here.

Number the blanks any way you wish.

 

[sellars]

If I remember correctly, the company that advertises on the back cover of the last dragon had such dice. I don't have the last dragon at hand... anybody...?

 

[Zander]

You can get custom numbered D6's made out of steel from Jason Huff. He does very good work and his prices are reasonable. You can find a link to his page at the Dice Maniacs' Club links page.

If you contact him, please mention that Alexander from the Dice Maniacs' Club put you in touch.

I don't know where you can get custom D4,8,10's etc. However, you can get blanks of all of these and number them yourself. Use dry transfers and a coat or two of satin varnish just over the number. It requires a steady hand, but looks professional.

 

[Gargoyle]

You could try Koplow Games. http://www.koplowgames.com/

 

[robaustin]

Cool templates - anyone know where I can get a template like those of a D20? I want to make Fuzzy D20 to hang in my car.

--*Rob

 

[Frostmarrow]

I'm still waiting for a reply from Koplow (it's breakfast-time in Boston) but Chessex have given their answer. Chessex charges $1 500 for the mold so the first die of a new style would cost $1 500.40. I guess Koplow will be able to beat this price but it seems blank dice is the way for me to go.