Mini DND Dice Set in Pocket Watch Case - 7 Polyhedral Metal Dice, Dark Silver

This mini DND dice set packs 7 polyhedral metal dice into a zinc-alloy pocket watch case that looks like a steampunk accessory. Designed for role-playing gamers who want a compact, protective carry option, the case includes a chain for attaching to a bag or belt loop and two round sponges that keep the dice from rattling when closed. The dark silver finish and octopus-themed engraving give it an unusual look that stands out on a gaming table or shelf.

How the Case Protects Your Dice

The pocket watch shell is made from zinc alloy, a material chosen for its durability and weight. It opens on a hinge, and the interior is lined with two soft round sponges. These sponges press against the dice when the case is shut, stopping them from shifting around or making noise. This means you can carry your mini dice set in a pocket or bag without clatter, and the dice stay secure.

What’s Included in the Set

• 1 pocket watch case (zinc alloy, dark silver)
• 7 mini polyhedral dice (D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, percentile)
• 1 metal chain for carrying
• 1 gift box
• 1 blank greeting card

Carrying and Everyday Use

The case measures small enough to fit in a palm—exact dimensions are not specified, but it is described as compact. The attached chain lets you hook it to a belt loop, backpack, or keyring. The opening mechanism is a simple hinge; there is no clasp or lock. To remove the dice, you lift the lid. The sponges are removable if you want to use the case for other small items.

Giving This as a Gift

The set comes in a gift box with a blank greeting card, making it easy to present for birthdays, holidays, or just as a surprise for a fellow RPG fan. The octopus and steampunk theme appeals to fantasy and steampunk enthusiasts. Because the dice are mini, they suit players who want a lightweight travel set or a backup option.

Can You Hear the Dice Shake Inside?

Thanks to the two round sponges, the dice are held snugly and do not rattle when the case is closed. If you remove the sponges, the dice will move freely and make noise.

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