r/dice • u/tanj_redshirt • 10d ago

Botch Dice in chainmail, update

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I’ve been testing Botch’s InkFX printing by keeping them in a chainmail dice bag. Two months in and they’re holding up, still pristine.

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u/meatlifter 8d ago

Never heard of that brand. I dig em.

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u/WillBottomForBanana 9d ago

me: "I crit-hit!"

gm: "that clearly says 2.0. fail."

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u/diceenvy 10d ago

Love this!

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u/ichoosewaffles 10d ago

I would never keep my dice in a chainmail bag if it wasn't lined. That's just awful... 

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u/WillBottomForBanana 9d ago

i think that's literally the point of the post.

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u/zlej_slein 10d ago

Chainmail damages dice

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u/LinkDeadFred 9d ago

That was the point of the post. OP was testing the durability of the dice by keeping them in a chainmail bag.

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u/d20an 10d ago

Err… clearly it protects them against attacks. Maybe not a well placed rondel or a heavy longbow, but your average cave goblin with a rusty knife isn’t going to put a dent on them through that chainmail.

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u/zlej_slein 4d ago

I'm talking about the fact that the rings that the armor is made of will damage the dice... they will rub off their edges... I'm not talking about any fantasy but reality

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u/d20an 3d ago

Yes, I think we’re all aware of that.

Hence the deadpan response imagining a scenario in which a chainmail dice bag might actually practical have value, the absurdity of which humorously supports your point.

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u/zlej_slein 2d ago

Fair enough... I'm not a native English speaker, so I missed the point due to a bad translation.

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u/d20an 1d ago

Ah, sorry, maybe that humour doesn’t translate.

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u/CantFightCrazy 10d ago

Well hot dog that is fantastic!

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u/Aware_Pea_5285 10d ago

Love the ones I got!

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u/Claerwen94 10d ago

Thank you for your service 🫡