Although I'm Norwegian and most of my customers are from Norway, I want global visitors to feel invited when exploring my shop. If you really want the page to be in Norwegian, there is an auto-translate feature now! Just click the language button in the top right menu to switch, but keep in mind an auto-translation might get things wrong. Feel free to contact me in either Norwegian or English.

Yes, I can! I have a listing for custom sets. If you are unsure, you can always contact me via my contact form or message me on Instagram.

Unfortunately, due to the GSPR restrictions, I currently only ship to the following countries:

• Norway
• Canada
• Great Britain (excluding Northern Ireland)

Please note that shipping outside of Norway may be subject to import taxes, customs duties, and additional fees imposed by the destination country. These charges are not included in the product price or shipping cost and are the buyer's responsibility.

• Shipping costs:
  Norway: 80 NOK
• USA, Canada: 200 NOK
• Great Britain (excluding Northern Ireland): 120 NOK

Trackable shipping is limited to select countries, which will be indicated with your order. This limitation is imposed by Posten Norge, my chosen postal service. If you think your package is lost, feel free to message me. However, I may be unable to assist you, so I recommend contacting your postal office first.

Short answer: Yes and No. Generally, I will accept them, but if your item was custom, then I will not issue a return or refund.

Check my return policy for a detailed answer.

My dice do not automatically come with a bag or case/tin; however, you may add one to your order. Don't worry, your dice are securely wrapped in tissue paper and nestled inside an envelope with bubble wrap to ensure their safety during shipping.

I advise rolling your purchased dice on a soft tray while in use and keeping them out of sunlight when in storage. Avoid harsh cleaners that may affect the inking when cleaning your dice and use a soft cloth.

Handmade dice are crafted carefully by hand. This involves many behind-the-scenes processes, such as mixing the resin, pouring, curing, sanding, inking, and polishing. This takes time, and each step is done with care to ensure that every die is unique and up to standard. Additionally, the materials used in dice-making are expensive. I use high-quality resin to ensure consistent, perfect results.

While I thoroughly check the dice during sanding and polishing to ensure that all sides are equal and balanced for casual play, the truth is that only casino-graded dice are truly balanced. This applies to both handmade and manufactured dice, so unless you are at a casino, handmade dice are perfectly balanced for roleplaying games.