Z1 Design Keep Your D&D Dice Safe In New Boxes & Trays
July 17, 2018 by brennon
In an era where Dungeons & Dragons and other role-playing games are enjoying a renaissance, it seems apt that we have lots of people producing interesting accessories that we can use to enhance our hobby. That's where companies like Z1 Design come in and their Dragon Realms project...
Their recent project focuses towards producing a set of leather and wood dice trays and boxes for you to carry your well-loved polyhedron dice in when you travel between sessions.
The sets come in an array of different designs and styles and give you space to keep your hero miniature, your dice and a few bits and bobs if you need to. For Dungeon Masters there is also the rolling tray which will be good for keeping errant dice from wandering off the tabletop.
I really like the designs that they have chosen here and I think they would be great for players of games like Dungeons & Dragons and of course other games like Call of Cthulu too.
As mentioned above, one of the joys of role-playing games is being able to pick up 'equipment' as it were like your characters which feel like they are personally yours. As wargamers we all have our favourite dice we bring along to games and the same can be said for players of role-playing games (maybe even more so!) so keeping your kit safe in something splendid like this is a nice step take when you are adding some bling to proceedings.
Bonus Miniature
At the time of writing this miniature was still available but it may be something you have to wait for now. However, here is The Blacksmith miniature which has been produced for the Black Hallows range which will be available in the near future.
It looks like the team are going to be producing a range of miniatures that you can use as NPC characters within your games if you like using miniatures when you role-play. The finish on the model looks very good and I like that they offer some different scales too.
Will you be taking a look at this project?
"...keeping your kit safe in something splendid like this is a nice step take when you are adding some bling to proceedings"
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great dice boxes.
Kickstarter creators need to put a bit more effort into reducing shipping costs. This was pricey but I really wanted it – and then saw an extra 25 pounds for shipping which seems excessive.
Hi James,
The £25 shipping to Australia/ New Zealand/ Hong Kong / Japan and Russia, for us, is the best price that we could get, there is no extra handling/ packing charge on top. It’s a tracked service and is about average compared with similar sized Kickstarters (unless we get into big numbers, then we can try battering them down a bit further).
We are trying to help by not charging any extra shipping for extra boxes, so if you have a friend that you could share the shipping cost with, that’s half the price. 🙂
Best wishes,
Helen @ Z1 Design
Look great, I am thinking of getting the round one for my Tzeentch tokens and dice.