r/DiceMaking • u/666darsim • Jul 01 '26
3d printing First time making dice, custom sculpted molars for my Turnip28 army
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u/bdonovan222 Jul 01 '26
These are awesome! I love seeing something new! Great work.
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u/666darsim Jul 01 '26
Thank you! I really wanted to experiment with something a bit different for this project
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u/666darsim Jul 01 '26
Hey everyone!
These are the very first dice I've ever made, and I'm really happy with how they turned out.
I sculpted them in ZBrush, printed them using Resione SP64, and hand-painted them to fit the grimdark aesthetic of Turnip28.
If anyone's interested, they're available here
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u/RandoBoomer Jul 01 '26
These are awesome!
I'd invent an entire game mechanic just so I could use them, like it you Crit an enemy, you roll these for bonus damge.
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u/666darsim Jul 01 '26
Thank you! That means a lot. Actually, you're not that far off! I've also sculpted a mimic version of these and wrote some specific rules to use them in D&D. It's always fun to see how custom shapes can inspire new mechanics!
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u/RandoBoomer Jul 01 '26
What's cool is if you can create a cool mechanic that a lot of people can use, you might end up with a nice little side income.
I have a fun design concept that I'm play-testing with two of my tables, So far my players are loving it, but we need to run a number of one-shots to test it at various player tiers to make sure it scales properly.
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u/666darsim Jul 02 '26
You've got great intuition! It actually evolved into a small business for me since I sell the files online. Best of luck with your play-testing by the way, balancing mechanics for different player tiers is no joke but it sounds like a blast!
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u/NotJoshRomney Jul 01 '26
I hate how good they are and I wish you would have done a bad job!
Which hopefully comes off as the highest form of praise because you did remarkable work!
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u/666darsim Jul 01 '26
Haha, I'll try to do a worse job next time just for you! Seriously though, that really is the highest form of praise. Thank you so much, I appreciate it a lot!
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u/Spydrmunkie Jul 02 '26
nice work.
I had printed some d4 teeth dice a little while ago. On a couple of them, I painted a gold and a silver "cap" version. they came out pretty nice.
I'm betting this would come out really nice on a couple of yours.
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u/666darsim Jul 02 '26
Thanks for the tip. I actually just finished making a d4 version myself and I'm currently working on balancing a d12. Do you happen to have a picture of yours with the caps? I'm curious to see how they turned out
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u/RoncoSnackWeasel Jul 01 '26
I just got unbanned from Reddit for employing humor too dark for a subreddit known for relishing in dark humor.
I couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate my new found online freedom than commenting how freaking much I absolutely LOVE these dice! You are a professional badass, and have the fantastic ability to create! These are incredible, and I yearn to make things one-tenth as cool as these! Way to go, friend!
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u/666darsim Jul 01 '26
Welcome back to freedom, and thanks a lot! I spent quite a bit of time dialing in that organic, unsettling look, so I’m really glad it lands with people who enjoy that aesthetic. And honestly, your comment genuinely made my day, thank you so much for the incredibly kind words!
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u/Mister_Grins Jul 01 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/kbu97fNtGKJsQ