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Rerolls - Recycled Dice - Re-venge

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$6.67 $9.95 In stock

The druid knelt on the ashy loam, taking a handful of soil and letting it slip through their fingers. While the area looked desolate and destroyed, their natural magic told them a multitude of seeds were scattered throughout the area. All they needed was some work, care, and a little bit of magic, and this area would be as lush and verdant as it had once been.

Rerolls are recycled dice with a purpose! A lot of plastic is left behind in the acrylic dice making process, and that has never sat well with us. It took time and research, but we’ve finally found a means to recycle that plastic into something new.

We aim to take these extra bits of plastic, and turn them into something that makes our world a better place. The proceeds from these dice will go toward a new charity every fiscal quarter.

This quarter, we have decided to support World Central Kitchen! To learn more about this organization, click here! 

Additionally, Die Hard Dice will donate a full 7-piece set of Rerolls to MagiKids for every purchase made through our store, no matter what dollar amount you spend.

To Learn more about Rerolls, visit our Rerolls Page.

FEATURES

  • Our popular Elessia mold
  • Dark red/purple dice with gold sparkle swirls and gold inking
  • Traditional 7-piece RPG set
  • Made of recycled acrylic polymer
  • Each run of rerolls will be completely unique, based on the available range of colors of left over plastics

Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

The recycled material has a satisfying weight and the smoky green color really captures that post-fire rebirth vibe. Perfect for my new ranger.

Emily ★★★★★

Bought these for my druid in a campaign set in a blighted forest, and the ashy gray swirl in the resin actually fits the theme perfectly. They roll fair and the numbers are easy to read even by candlelight.

Ella ★★★☆☆

The recycled material has a nice weight in the hand and the edges are smoother than I expected for something made from reclaimed plastic. That said, the color came out more muted gray than the earthy tone shown in the photos. Fine for casual tabletop sessions, just don't expect them to match the lis