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PRESENTING THE MOST USELESS D20 EVER CREATED! Never have you had an opportunity to get such little results for so much effort. Roll this die as many times as you want and you'll always come up empty (literally). In all seriousness, I created this...

I needed some D20's to go with my Fallout 2D20 game by Modiphius Entertainment so I decided to try my hand at model remixing. Despite the name, you're going to need more than the two D20's that come with the dice set to play the Fallout 2D20 game. So...

This is a D20 Dice box that was crafted using OpenSCAD coding. I built upon @blepfo's Icosahedron design, breaking it down into modular components to create a printable dice box with space for 10 holes featuring [10mm x 2mm...

This large D20-shaped container can be disassembled for easy dice storage by unscrewing it. Measuring 10-15% larger than standard will accommodate extensive collections of D&D Dice or oversized game pieces. Conversely, scaling down by 10%...

A custom shifter knob that seamlessly attaches to any 2CV like vehicle, thanks to its M10 thread design.\r\nThe print-friendly thread can be screwed directly onto the "stick," eliminating the need for post-processing.\r\n\r\nFor optimal results,...

This is the ultimate version of my legendary d20 Dice Case, packed with a twist. The Mark II model boasts multiple turns - literally. It's not just a dice case; this is a puzzle box that requires unlocking sides 10 and 11 before you can even think...

I was dared to create a gargantuan D20 that would defy human proportions. And guess what? I've managed to craft a behemoth of a dice that towers above my outstretched hands! Take a look at the original design that sparked this incredible journey:...

I created this custom D20 for my Dungeons & Dragons adventures, crafting it myself with a bit of trial and error. The mesh could use some refinement, but overall, I'm thrilled with how it turned out! Recommendations: Export your design as a...

I intended to design something of my own, but found Jambro's "Large D20 Holder" which fit the bill perfectly. I edited the "top" file in Sketchup Make and resized it to suit most d20s in my personal collection. Now I can use d20s without worrying...

Well, the original is pretty good and has some nice features, but I had some ideas I wanted to try out (plus I'm still working to improve my 3D CAD skills). My re-mix is simpler than the original - it uses about half the material and prints almost...

To make this happen, I simply modified Dirsh's design to incorporate an orb and thought an Orb of D20 would be a fantastic addition. Our wizard also has some amazing transportation in Pacco the frog and a flying magic carpet, so I merged those files...

Having already invested in white and yellow d20 dice as replacements for my HP tokens, I'm now focused on perfecting their configuration alongside condition tokens. After discovering scouser1023's innovative design for the Monster Card HP Tracker...

... to offset overextruding so the magnets fit better. By the way, I used a soldering iron to melt the magnets in – don't do this – the heat seems to kill the strength of the neodymium magnet. D20closed_flat is just a large d20 countdown die.

I had already decided on (and purchased) white and yellow d20 dice to replace my HP tokens, but haven't quite figured out the best configuration to use them as well as the condition tokens. As scouser1023's design Monster Card HP Tracker...

... a ton of dice sets in this or other small treasures. Note, do not eat directly out of a 3D-printed container without a lining.   Measures 7.5 inches by 7.5 inches. ...  This product is not associated with Wizards of the Coast or AMC Movie Theaters.

... is the same as the movie Blade 2. There is an image to guide you if you don't quite understand the numbers. Printed on an ender 3 with 0.6 nozzle and 0.48 layer height. See my designs https://cults3d.com/en/users/YerayMerino3D/3d-models Y.M.

Printing without supports works, but some of the numbers will get a bit droopy. Nothing you can't clean up with snips. ... This is a countdown die, so it is not well suited for fair rolling, but for keeping track of things.

The Bat symbol is the Nat 20 and Joker's Face is Nat 1.

This die is placed in a container with a tinted liquid allowing only the surface of the text to show. ... For a full tutorial check out the video here: https://youtu.be/u4psP7bPHW8 The container I used is a simple 1oz acrylic container from...

Hello adventurers! Legends tells that when an unluky dice is abandoned, it can return back as a Dice Golem to find its revenge, be aware of them. Feel free to use, download, modify or share this files. ...let me know if you like them!

Dungeon Dice enthusiasts unite - let's roll the dice!

Wall sculpture to decorate the house. You can print it as a key ring, pendant or wall mural. ...You need to re-size according to the size of the printing bed.

Wall sculpture to decorate the house. You can print it as a key ring, pendant or wall mural. ...You need to re-size according to the size of the printing bed.

<p>The tolerance to stick together the main parts might be a bit tight, so sand that down. ...For the numbers, they have to be glued.</p>

The original design was liked, but the teeth proved tricky to print, so a solid grin was added instead. A test print revealed that splitting the model into two parts would greatly simplify the process. ...By slicing through the mouth, two separate...

Spinning a Spacemouse isn't as easy, it keeps my game score during Fantasy Flight Games - Star Wars X-Wing. ...I'm tweaking the blueprint so removing its clip doesn't add much stress, focusing instead on designing a printable one.

d6_Elusive - hexagon die with enigmatic markings and a mysterious aura

This lamp is inspired in the 20 faces dice. It was a request from a client who needed a special gift for a Dungeons & Dragons fan. He also wanted the nº20 face to have a transformers logo. After a while I also made the "squid" logo. It took around...

I posed as a model for kicks and decided to pass along my experience. ...Envision a challenging print - that's what comes to mind.