Looking for something even bigger than a d100 for your collection? We also have a selection of d120’s from The Dice Lab to go along with their odd skew dice we had mentioned earlier! This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items.

In a forgotten cave, in a far-away land, we found a dragon's egg. Nurtured on a bed of smoldering embers, it finally hatched . . . and these brightly colored dice spilled forth! Foam Brain Games also carries some pretty fantastic big boys like this metal d100. Great replacement for a percentile, or a great gift for the dice goblin that literally has everything else. Speaking of odd (and yet strangely historically accurate) these Level Up Domesticated Yak Horn dice are made from a single piece of horn, no fillers or resin. These are humanely sourced and wax coated for protection! You can imagine yourself as any of the ancient peoples who used stone, bone, horn, and antler to craft the first gaming dice. Seen here, a cautionary tale about low quality dice. This little blue rogue d6 was lurking inside the shell of a larger d6. That’s what we in the industry would call “bad.” Quite often, people with reduced vision have to rely on others to tell them the total they’ve rolled, so this designer made a set of 3D printed dice that have braille numbering so those who need to use braille to understand.

Bullet Dice Cylinder, designed to store away your D6 ammo, and give you some of that very satisfying revolver-like action! Many of us grew up playing with green plastic army men. We've taken that classic design and turned it into the Army Men d6 Dice Set for grown-up play.

The ubiquitous green army men of your childhood have made the jump from toys to games! This set of twelve 16mm six-siders is perfect for any battle. Emerge victorious as your opponents cower in fear of your overwhelmingly superior dice. These cleverly designed 19mm dice have the numbers 1-6 worked into the pumpkin design on each side!The most common numbers are d4 (a 4 sided die) d6, d8, d10, another d10, (with extra zeros to represent ‘percentile’ or the 100 in conjunction with the other d10) d12, and d20. These are considered the standard dice for use in most RPG games.