I am Marie,

the archwitch behind Dicecoven! ✨

Every dice set on this page is created by me, by hand. Every die is unique and will have quirks that show that handcrafted process. When my fiancè and I started showing interest in Dungeons and Dragons; He showed interest in the gameplay and being a Dungeon Master, and I showed interest in creating magical mathrocks and props for the games; Dicecoven✨ was born. 

A little about me:

I'm currently working as a cashier with two bachelors degrees and one master's degree (yes the job market is that brutal), but at home I'm finding the extra time to create beautiful dice for you.

Dicecoven✨ started in 2022 as a hobby where I learned all the tricks on how to make all different sorts of dice. I first started selling on Etsy, but most of my selling products there were actually fantasy maps (which I love to create, but have taken a backseat).

In 2024 I went all in on dice making with my own website and social media and have found some small success on the market! It is my dream to build this business up so that it can become my full-time job, and so that I can spread some unique magic among table-top players no matter which game you are playing.

Find me on Instagram @dicecoven ✨

How do I make the dice?

The dice are designed beforehand by either sketching or journaling. When I'm ready to bring that to life, I use resin to make that happen. The resin I use have a 2-part system with a longer cure-time, up to a week for full hardness.

During the process, I also use different colourants, such as paint, nail-polish, inks, or pigment powders. It all depends on the design.

When they are sufficiently hard enough, the sanding processing begins. Right now I sand on wet sandpaper by hand (sometimes with a pottery wheel with little success), and polish with polishing papers. The final step is inking the numbers, and then: Voila!✨

This process can take up 4 weeks to complete, depending on design and processing.

What makes them so unique?

The dice sets I create are often only created once, with an exception of a few designs, and even then recreated designs have unique differences due to the process of being handmade. I don't chase absolute consistency for that reason, every difference or mark makes the dice more beautiful to me.

I always inspect my dice multiple times during the process and price accordingly. If I am satisfied with the dice, they end up on the website or as stock for my next convention. 

Now what?

Well, I know that if you read this (thank you, by the way!), you are my target audience. Find your set ready-made or contact me regarding a custom order. I want to make a set you will find beautiful. Remember to get 10% off when first subscribing to my newsletter.

—Marie from Dicecoven✨