Leather D20 Dice Bag with Drawstring and Brass Eyelets
Your dice finally travel together. This brown leather d20 bag holds a full polyhedral set, closes with a brass-eyeleted drawstring, and makes a conversation piece on any table. Built for weekly sessions, conventions and the gamer on your gift list.
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Your dice finally travel together. This brown leather d20 bag holds a full polyhedral set, closes with a brass-eyeleted drawstring, and makes a conversation piece on any table. Built for weekly sessions, conventions and the gamer on your gift list.
A d20-shaped leather bag that keeps your whole dice set together and looks great on the table
- loose dice scattered across the table or lost in bags
- dice bags that wear out or look generic
- finding a gift for tabletop gamers
Your whole dice set, packed and ready for game night
Tired of loose dice in pockets and lost d20s under the couch? This 20-sided leather bag keeps every die together, so you arrive ready to roll.
A twenty-sided bag that looks the part
- Shaped like a d20
Twenty faces, each printed with a numeral from 1 to 20, make this the bag other players ask about. It sits solidly in the hand and reads as a dice bag from across the table, which is the whole point.
- Built with brass eyelets
Brass eyelets ring the opening and the drawstring runs through them, so one pull seals the bag. Black contrast stitching and reinforced edges handle regular trips in and out of a backpack.
- Room for the whole set
A full set of mixed polyhedral dice, including the d20, packs inside the open bag. Keep the main set in here and the dice stay put on the walk to the table.
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Yes. A full set of mixed polyhedral dice fits inside, as the open-bag photo shows. A very large collection packs snugly, and the drawstring gets harder to pull closed when the bag is stuffed. Keep overflow dice in a second pouch.
The bag is built from premium materials: a brown leather-look shell, black contrast stitching, brass eyelets and reinforced edges. A plain zip bag is cheaper up front, but it lets dice spill and wears out at the seams. Spread one bag across a year of game nights and the cost per session is small.
The shell has reinforced edges and handles regular carrying. Keep it dry and out of damp places, since moisture can stain the shell and fade the printed numerals.
It is a dice bag that looks like part of the game, and the d20 shape lands with anyone who already owns a set. Fill it with their favorite dice and tie the drawstring.
The drawstring runs through brass eyelets around the opening, so pulling it closed seals the top and keeps dice inside between sessions.