DICE

Dice are tiny—until a symbol is hard to read, the paint fills unevenly, or rolls feel “off” at the table. Players might not explain what’s wrong, but they’ll trust the game less when the dice don’t feel right.

Custom dice can do a lot for your product: clearer iconography, stronger theme, and a physical signature players remember. The key is getting the spec right early, then sampling until the look and feel match what you intended.

Start with size and material

Choose a size that fits the way your game is played—fast rolling, frequent handling, or table-wide readability. Material choice affects weight, sound, and durability, and it changes how engravings and prints behave.

Common pitfalls we help prevent:

• Dice that feel too light or too bulky for the pace of play

• Edges and corners wearing faster than expected

• Symbols losing sharpness after finishing

Choose shape and color

Standard shapes work for most games, and custom shapes are possible when the design calls for it. Color decisions should support readability first—especially for icon-heavy faces or low-light play.

Common pitfalls we help prevent:

• Low contrast: faces that blur at a glance

• Color inconsistency between batches

• Translucent or dark colors hiding fine details

Send your files

Send your face layout and symbol artwork, and we’ll review size, line weight, and placement so the marks stay clear after engraving or printing.

Common pitfalls we help prevent:

• Symbols too thin to engrave cleanly

• Crowded faces that lose legibility after paint fill

• Misalignment that makes faces look “off” even when the die is fine

Align on the production plan

We’ll confirm material, color matching, marking method (engraving vs printing), and any packaging requirements, then lock a plan that scales reliably.

Get custom samples

Samples are where we validate real-world readability, paint fill, and handling—so what you approve is what your players get.

Approve, then scale

Once the sample matches your spec, we start mass production.