I'm getting married soon, and I need to get some gifts for my groomsmen, all of which are RPG gamers. Best idea i've had so far is a set of Dwarven Stones for each. Anyone have any ideas for me?
Hmm...Dice bags. Custom, if you can afford it.
Botox -you get an awful lot of frown lines while reading D&D rules.
Botox -you get an awful lot of frown lines while reading D&D rules.
most of my gaming group doesnt read they rules. They are content to just get it all wrong.
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I'm getting married soon, and I need to get some gifts for my groomsmen, all of which are RPG gamers. Best idea i've had so far is a set of Dwarven Stones for each. Anyone have any ideas for me?
I just got married last week, and for the gaming members of my bridal party, we chose: gemstone dice (for MC and Officiant; jade and hematite, respectively), gift certificate (from local gaming store) and a decorative sword (both for my Best Man).
Congratulations man!
You could always use the old stand by of a bottle of 15 year old Scotch, most gaming bloke I know would appreciate that as a gift.
I'm getting married soon, and I need to get some gifts for my groomsmen, all of which are RPG gamers. Best idea i've had so far is a set of Dwarven Stones for each. Anyone have any ideas for me?I just got married last week, and for the gaming members of my bridal party, we chose: gemstone dice (for MC and Officiant; jade and hematite, respectively), gift certificate (from local gaming store) and a decorative sword (both for my Best Man).
Congratulations man!
Gift certificate is not a bad idea. Were the gemstone dice dwarven stones or some other brand?
Well, I recieved a small stainless steel pocket knife with my name engraved on it; it is still on my keychain after all these years; that was a nice gift.
I got a western belt buckle with the first letter of my name on it; wear that now and again; we all got them and wore them at the wedding; western style; it looked cool; that was nice gift.
maybe something like this would work for you.