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Sebastian Bergne's Pencil Dice

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Thu, May 17th, 2012 12:00 by capnasty NEWS

The Pencil Dice is the brainchild of designer Sebastian Bergne, who combined a dice with a pencil. Should make rolling a 1D6 so much easier on your next game of Dungeon & Dragons.

The simple addition of dice markings to a six sided pencil makes all the difference. Pencil dice is an essential addition to any brief case, pen cup or pencil case. A little something to help you pass the time, entertain the children or even make decisions.

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