Tag: d&d

D&D Monster Man, and D12 Dice Bag pattern

While clicking around on StumbleUpon, my son recently stumbled upon this little beauty – a wonderfully entertaining 4-1/2 minute video of Brad Knight, the self-proclaimed D&D Monster Man. He does impressions of what he imagines Dungeons & Dragons monsters sound like. I certainly can’t refute him.

D&D Monster Man Brad Knight

While imaginative, his impression talent is not very crafty, so I dug up a D&D-inspired craft to share, complete with tutorial: the d12 Handbag (of Holding) from Evil Mad Scientist Labs.

d12 Dice Handbag (of Holding)

Perfect for an impromptu RPG session, or a night on the town, this DIY dodecahedron will make you the envy of geeks and fashionistas alike.

Geeky Gaming Coasters

Geeky Gaming CoasterDo you have a problem with brazen adventurers stealing your tasty beverages?  Well, worry no more with this wicked awesome Gaming Coaster by RobinRed on Etsy.  With a beholder guarding your drink, no adventurer in their right mind will steal what is rightfully yours.  As an added bonus, this bad boy will protect your coffee table from liquid container related damage.

RobinRed makes all kinds of awesome geeky treasure, but this coaster really caught my eye.  Each one is handcrafted and hand painted, and has a cork base to protect your furniture.

Check out this awesome coaster!

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Nintendo and D&D Felt and Embroidered Ornaments

Felt and Embroidered Christmas Onaments

We got a double-submission from Geek Crafts user Bree (aka breemonkey on Craftster): She sewed and embroidered felt to make these cute and very detailed D20 Dungeons and Dragons die and Nintendo controller ornaments for her lucky, and geeky, friends.

Crocheted Dark Mantle

Crocheted Dark Mantle

I love, love, love this one! Craftster user sprocketfish crocheted a dark mantle from Dungeons & Dragons. The detail is great – the eyes, the tentacle suction thingies. And it’s a hat! This was an anniversary gift for her very lucky boyfriend.

“Nothing says “I love you” like a fictional cave-dwelling squid… “

So true, sprocketfish!