Pink tabletop roleplaying set |
Whilst looking around at the competition for geek gifts, I found lots of fun items and I thought I'd share them with you, in case you're stuck for things to buy for the Level 20 Ranger in your life..
For all hard drinking, dice-rolling guys and girls, there's a very professional looking hip flask. This is one to bribe your GM with!
Dungeons And Dragons Liquor Hip Flask Stainless Steel |
Most cultists like a bit of bling, and worshippers of the Destroyer of Worlds are no exception.
Time Traveling Cthulhu Brass Locket |
Just so you always know who's handing out quests, and who you need to take with you when you leave the tavern.
set of 3 geeky gaming 1 inch pinback buttons |
Geeks breeding. It shouldn't happen, but it does. Baby geeks are destined to grow up knowing the dice modifiers for every race in the DnD manual , but to give them an edge, you need to introduce them to polyhedral dice early. These felt toys are perfect for little ones, and don't carry the same health risks as hard D4 left on the floor.
.My first gaming dice |
Something borrowed, something blue, something icosahedral as the old saying goes. Cute for the geek bride, and handy if an impromptu game of 3rd ed D&D breaks out at the reception.
D20 Garter and Toss Garter Combo |
As both a closet Magic fan and a D&D fan, I absolutely love the idea of the roleplaying set! Such a great gift idea for the geeks in our lives... or for ourselves :D Way to go on your first sale! Took me about a month and a half before I got any bites :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your first sale! I don't roleplay, but as a medieval geek I of course know a whole bunch of role playing-geeks. It seems to go hand-in-hand for a lot of people... =) I'll def tip them about your shop, and all the other fun stuff you linked to. I esp loved the felt dices for babies, so cute!
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These are so cute!
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