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Not Sauron Approved: Kickstarter Rings Hide Mini Dice Instead of Dark Magic

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Four fantasy-themed rings are displayed prominently, each featuring intricate designs and motifs. The rings include Gravebound Tome with a skull motif, Runic Oath, Elven Crest, and Arcane Sigil, all crafted from brass with an aged finish. Floating around the rings are various polyhedral dice, highlighting the unique feature of each ring containing a hidden compartment for a complete set of miniature RPG dice.

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London based design team The BoardGame Zone have launched a Kickstarter for an intriguing set of rings. Why are we, a gaming site, interested in these you may well be pondering? Well, each of these fantasy themed rings includes a vault hidden in the ring which contains a full set of seven polyhedral miniature dice.

Four fantasy-themed rings are displayed on a hand, each featuring intricate designs and a hidden compartment for miniature RPG dice. The rings, crafted from brass with an aged finish, include motifs like a skull and various runes. Several polyhedral dice are shown emerging from one of the rings, highlighting their unique function as wearable dice vaults.

Whereas Sauron forged twenty magical rings of power in Tolkein’s novels, The BoardGame Zone have created four designs… and ‘probably’ haven’t forged a master ring to rule over them, so wearers of these needn’t worry about becoming Nazgul in their distant futures… well, probably not.

Four fantasy-themed rings are displayed, each featuring intricate designs and motifs. The rings are labeled as Gravebound Tome, Runic Oath, Elven Crest, and Arcane Sigil, showcasing a mix of skulls, runes, and other fantasy elements. Each ring is shown on a hand, highlighting their unique styles and finishes in either silvered or antique brass, with a focus on the detailed craftsmanship and hidden compartments for miniature RPG dice.

The four designs in the set are Gravebound Tome, featuring a skull motif, Runic Oath, Elven Crest, and Arcane Sigil. Each ring is crafted from brass and finished with an aged surface treatment to bring out its sculpted fantasy details. Each ring is available in either silvered brass or antique brass.

A collection of fantasy-themed rings is displayed, featuring intricate designs and a hidden compartment for miniature RPG dice. The top section shows a hand with a finger pointing upwards, with several polyhedral dice floating above it against a green background. The middle section highlights a detailed ring with a sculpted design, resting on a textured surface, while the bottom section features a hand wearing a different ring, showcasing its ornate details alongside more miniature dice.

Apart from the fantasy imagery each DieRing is designed with a hinge, clasp, and magnetic closure, that reveals a hidden compartment were seven miniature RPG dice lay in wait. Each ring carries a complete set consisting of a d4, d6, d8, d10, d%, d12, and of course the d20. So as long as you have your ring on you will never have an excuse for forgetting your dice on games night! Although reading them might require a bit of fiddling with our glasses for some of us as each die is between 5-9mm.

Four fantasy-themed rings are displayed on a dark surface, each featuring intricate designs and a hidden compartment for miniature RPG dice. The rings include motifs such as a skull, runes, and elven symbols, crafted from brass with an aged finish. Surrounding the rings are various polyhedral dice, including d4, d6, d8, d10, d%, d12, and d20, emphasizing the unique feature of each ring containing a complete set of seven dice. The text

The DieRing II: Relics of Fate - Wearable Dice RingKickstarter campaign is live now and is running until 5th June 2026.

Images courtesy of The BoardGame Zone


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Are you the kind of player that turns up in a cape? Refuses to step out of character at the corner shop? Then The BoardGame Zone has finger circles for you! DieRing II hides a full polyhedral set inside hinged brass on tat-starter now #Tat #Dice #Rings #RingDice #Kickstarter #FantasyGaming #TabletopGames

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