Ye Olde Inn

DarakuTenshi wrote:Well if you were to sell 6 die to people each (which I'm sure most people will want more than that) you would only have to sell to 666 people. I myself am interested in 12 dice and would love to get some extra red. I will then put all my originals away.

Cool. Yeah, I was going to offer two different sets, one with 6 combat dice and 2 movement dice or just 8 combat dice, all the same price. If someone buys multiple sets, I obviously would combine shipping, I'm all about saving as much money as possible.

They are on their way. I am so excited.

My Lord, that is a lot of dice.

Nice.

Those look identical to me.

Who'd you find to manufacture those?

clmckay wrote:Those look identical to me.

Who'd you find to manufacture those?

All I can divulge is there is an assembly line of dwarves somewhere in China.

Decipher wrote:

clmckay wrote:Those look identical to me.

Who'd you find to manufacture those?

All I can divulge is there is an assembly line of dwarves somewhere in China.

Those aren't dwarves...they are kids.

j_dean80 wrote:

Decipher wrote:

clmckay wrote:Those look identical to me.

Who'd you find to manufacture those?

All I can divulge is there is an assembly line of dwarves somewhere in China.

Those aren't dwarves...they are kids.

Gees, really dude? We're going to go there?

These dice are manufactured using completely automated machinery in a three part process which is overseen by a single engineer. 4 foot long rounded edge wooden rods are cut using a drill press, then dipped in a bat of human safe paint, then moved to a multi head laser engraver that engraves 20 dice at a time. They are inspected for quality, boxed then shipped.

I'll leave it at that.

Decipher wrote:

j_dean80 wrote:

Decipher wrote:

clmckay wrote:Those look identical to me.

Who'd you find to manufacture those?

All I can divulge is there is an assembly line of dwarves somewhere in China.

Those aren't dwarves...they are kids.

Gees, really dude? We're going to go there?

These dice are manufactured using completely automated machinery in a three part process which is overseen by a single engineer. 4 foot long rounded edge wooden rods are cut using a drill press, then dipped in a bat of human safe paint, then moved to a multi head laser engraver that engraves 20 dice at a time. They are inspected for quality, boxed then shipped.

I'll leave it at that.

Was a joke...

It's okay Dean.

OKAY! HERE WE GO EVERYONE! This is the first look at the prototype, which I just approved and now they are going to make a full run tomorrow.

First look right here!