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Aha!

Thank you, that helps a ton!

Why does all of this seem way over my head? I must have skipped a post in this thread or something!!! That or I am being simple like usual.

Don't worry. I also have no idea what those brainiacs are doing. Such strange talk is unbefitting a fierce warrior. I speak the language of BATTLE!! RAAAAHHH!!!!

*rolls dice* HAHAAA HAVE AT YOU! *misses* so errrr which dice were better again?

I don't get the need for these dice. The combat dice of HeroQuest were plain and simple genius with a perfect distribution of outcomes, easily modded.

so is the only way to get copies of the originals though shape ways or another 3D print company?

Or maybe put a community order in with Chessex http://www.chessex.com/Dice/Opaque%20Di ... mainpg.htm for custom dice. If you order over 500 it works out very cheap per dice.
Ordered before and were great quality.

to be honest 3d printed dice are going to look rough/ expensive (delete as appropriate) there is a lot of be said for the nice polished bone of a proper dice

Actually getting a lazer cutter next month, so would be able to engrave some dice then Seems picking up blank ones is easy enough
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/24-Blank-Red- ... 4897.l4275

Thantos wrote:Or maybe put a community order in with Chessex http://www.chessex.com/Dice/Opaque%20Di ... mainpg.htm for custom dice. If you order over 500 it works out very cheap per dice.
Ordered before and were great quality.

Is my maths right on this?
$0.45 per side making each dice $2.70 at an order of 500 dice that comes to $1350!
Distributed amongst us as 6 dice to a pack $16.20 that means 83 people would have to take part in order to get the 500 dice order.
$16.20 still seems a bit steep for 6 dice, that's £10.48 or 14.46 Euros.... I am not convinced.
Not including the shipping costs.

The white dice on the referenced German site are the same as the regular HQ dice - distribution wise. The dice themselves are plastic and a tad bigger.

Hmm, yea didnt consider 6 sides, before i ordered 500 dice with one custom side which was quite economical.

Thantos, as an expert in casting resin, would you think it's practical to home-cast dice?
I or someone in here could make a decent 3d model, we could have printed one master copy (would be around 10€ in detail resin at Shapeways), or you print it, and then we could make a mould from it and cast our own dice.

Edit:
Motivated by this thread, I started working on a high definition model to upload at shapeways, but I just realised that I already did one some time ago. It's not as detailed as the new one will be, but better than the one linked in the original post. I just made it publically available:
http://www.shapeways.com/fragments/product?spin=CW9JUYNR8