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Logically you don’t really need that many sets of dice. Sure, it’s nice to have some extra collections on hand for friends who forgot to bring theirs to a D&D session. Thing is even then you can just use a dice app or random number generator. But who wants to be logical when it comes to dice sets? Do you have any idea how many fantastic ones you can buy? That includes one of the best we’ve ever seen, a delectable—though not edible—cheese dice set.

You might have seen it before, too. It’s so good it’s often used in online scams.

Kyra of Dutchy Dice is a self-proclaimed “part-time dicemaker, full-time dice enthusiast from the Netherlands” who makes custom sets. Her social media accounts are full of her incredible handmade designs. From bunnies and kimonos, to glow-in-the-dark and Powderpuff Girls, her dice come in countless colors, shapes, and themes.

While we love all of her sets, we’re especially partial to her cheese dice, one of the first she ever made. They look like real hunks of delicious yellow cheese with numbers in them. You can’t actually eat them, though, which is important to keep saying since it’s easy to forget when you look at them.

There’s obviously a real taste for her cheese pieces, something some bad people have noticed. Scammers have repeatedly used her photos to lure people like mice into a trap. It’s such a problem she even has videos alerting would-be customers and fans about these scams. Don’t fall for them. If you want anything from Dutchy Dice you have to contact her directly. In that Reddit thread about her cheese dice she wrote she makes “a few sets” once in awhile and then posts a “24 hour countdown” online. It’s then “first come first serve.” 

Logical or not, we want to order all the great dice sets on Kyra’s menu. We just don’t want to see any other places putting her cheese dice on their pretend ones.

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