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Ice cubes shaped like a d20

D20 ice cube mold

Silicone mold that turns out a twenty sided die big enough to chill a glass of whiskey without watering it down in ten minutes. The numbers come out sharp. Cheap molds lose that detail first. Rolling a natural one into your own drink is a risk you accept at checkout.

$19.99
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What it actually is

  • Large cube melts slowly in a heavy glass
  • Numbered faces come out crisp, not mushy
  • Flexible silicone, so the die pops out whole
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In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is Westeros as a puzzle built upward.

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BrandFREEZE FORMS
ConditionNew
CategoryWeird games and puzzle gifts

Listed on Amazon as: D20 Dice Shaped DND Fantasy Whisky Ice Cube Mold -…

Full Amazon listing name

D20 Dice Shaped DND Fantasy Whisky Ice Cube Mold - Roll for Refreshment, Level Up Your Drinks with this Perfect Present for TTRPG Fans, Gamers, Geeks and Nerds

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