Glow in the dark Call of Cthulhu dice (set of 7) »
Posted By Wil 1 year, 1 month ago in Arts & EntertainmentPaizo has some grotesquely-overpriced dice that are awesome to look at, even if you can't afford (or justify purchasing) them. Described thusly: "Cthulhu Fhtagn! The stars will align as Q-workshop and Chaosium Inc. unleash the Call of Cthulhu dice set upon the mortal world - a great asset to all servants of Great Old Ones!"
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Wil1 year, 1 month ago
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These are so beautiful, and so awesome . . . but why in the world are they so expensive? Surely they're mass-produced just like other dice, so once the dies (ha!) are cut and the actual dice are produced, the costs are the same, right?
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TheLoremaster1 year, 1 month ago
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They are custom made from a manufacturer in Poland. Regular sets are in the $20 range, but I don't really know why the Cthulhu ones are so pricey. I think they're supposed to be limited edition.
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Or they could be made from the slagged remnants of the Chernobyl reactor. Who knows? -
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brendoman1 year, 1 month ago
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I noticed they have this set for cheaper:
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http://paizo.com/store/gameAids/dice/byManufacture...
They don't glow in the dark though.
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