Fabled Fractals
Fabled Fractals
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Found at the spiral roots on an otherworldly shrub in the sundrenched gardens of a certain school of magic, this dice set feels like the remnants of a grand experiment in numeromancy. Perhaps it was discarded by a frustrated student whose equations unraveled into infinity, or left behind as a seed of inspiration for future scholars to further uncover…
Each mathrock bears a transparent base with fractal-like mylar flakes suspended within, catching the light like countless microcosms of intricate design. Its numbers are inked with color shifting pigments, dancing between blues, greens and purples.
Set of 7 handmade, sharp-edged polyhedral dice, consisting of:
- A D4
- A D6
- A D8
- A D10
- A D12
- A D%
- A D20
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This set arrives fully polished and inked, along with clickclack care instructions and a nifty cotton pouch to protect your trinkets.
Disclaimer - each set of dice is one-of-a-kind, with subtle variations in colour, patterns and translucency. Please note that due to differences in screen display(s), colours may differ slightly in actuality. Furthermore, while each set is lovingly crafted through an extensive process (3D modelling, printing, moulding, pressure-casting, curing, sanding, polishing and inking) they’ll bear the subtle marks of their creation: minor characteristics that make them truly unique. Any significant anomalies will of course be noted accordingly.
Intended Use
These dice are designed as gaming accessories for tabletop roleplaying adventures, such as Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder and other grand tales of the imagination. Let them guide your fate and shape your story!
Age restriction
Take heed - these wares are not suited for the younglings under the age of 12, for small parts may pose a perilous choking hazard.
Materials
The dice are lovingly crafted from a two-part, UV-resistant epoxy resin, combined with lightweight additives such as mylar foil flakes. The numbers are inked with color shifting acrylic paints.