I've recently been approached a couple of times with questions regarding the availability of FUMBBL block dice for sale. In the last couple of years, spubbbba has been taking care of these dice drives (running roughly once per year). I had a chat with him about this, and it turns out the company he used to get them made is no longer operational, and with him being based in the UK, Brexit is generating a bit of craziness in terms of shipping and managing dice in general.

Therefore, I have been considering to make a run of dice myself. There is a fair amount of work involved in this, and before I commit to this, I'd like to do a post about it here and see if there is enough interest to make it happen. The company I've been looking at to make the dice has a roughly 45 day production time after which the dice need to be hand painted. As a very rough guideline, I can maintain the same price spubbbba quoted before which was the equivalent of $20 per set of 3 dice plus shipping (UK shipping would probably increase, while others would likely remain the same as before).

There would be the option of different colours (pricing changes somewhat for translucent or pearlescent options), but more dice per set reduces the production price somewhat meaning there would need to be a certain amount of interest for me to do anything but solid black dice (that being said, they have a translucent black option that looks great in their renders).

Given the early stage of this, I'm not looking at taking orders or anything at this point (in fact, if this goes ahead, I'll have to order padded envelopes as well). We're looking at maybe September for potential shipments.

TLDR here is: Would you be interested in one or more sets of FUMBBL block dice if I were to make them available at around $20 per set plus shipping (maybe $25 for fancier options such as pearlescent or translucent). With no commitment, indications as to number of sets and/or colours you'd be interested in would also be appreciated and allow me to potentially come up with a more concrete plan.