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Dungeon Master Velvet Dice Bag with 7 Compartments - Outlet
This "Dungeon Master" velvet bag is more than just a simple dice pouch; it's your essential companion for every game session, LARP battle, or cosplay event. Handcrafted from high-quality, soft-touch black cotton velvet, it exudes a sense of luxury. Inside, it reveals a clever system of seven separate compartments made from durable red cotton, ensuring your dice, coins, and other small treasures are always perfectly organized and protected. The sturdy drawstring closure guarantees that nothing will ever get lost. Further product information ...
Dungeon Master Velvet Dice Bag with 7 Compartments
Perfect Organization for Your Gaming Needs
Forget about fumbling for the right die in one big sack. The seven internal pockets allow you to neatly sort your sets of polyhedral dice (D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and more) or to separate your gold coins from your keys and other valuables. When laid open, the bag transforms into a practical dice tray, allowing you to easily pick out what you need without anything rolling away. It's the ideal accessory for players of Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), other tabletop RPGs, and for any historical or fantasy character who needs to keep their valuables stored in style and safety.
Product Specifications:
- Material: Exterior from Cotton Velvet, Interior from Cotton Canvas
- Colour: Black with a Red Interior and Trim
- Number of Compartments: 7
- Weight: approx. 162 g (5.7 oz)
| Measurement | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Total Diameter (when open) (B) | 35.5 cm (14") |
| Inner Compartment Area Diameter (C) | 24 cm (9.5") |
| Height / Base Width (when closed) (A) | 15 cm (6") |
A Brief History of Pouches and Bags
Pouches and bags are among the oldest accessories in human history. Their story dates back to prehistoric times, as evidenced by the famous discovery of Ötzi the Iceman, who carried a pouch containing fire-starting tools. In the Middle Ages, bags became an absolute necessity, as clothing did not yet have pockets. Worn by both men and women attached to a belt or girdle, they were used to carry coins and small personal items. The material and decoration of the pouch—whether it was simple cloth, leather, or luxurious, gold-embroidered velvet—was a clear indicator of its owner's social status.
A Fun Historical Fact
In medieval Europe, pouches were not only practical items but also symbolic gifts. They were often part of a wedding dowry or a gift between lovers, and their embroidery could carry hidden messages or symbols of love and fidelity. Furthermore, women often hung keys next to their pouch on their girdle, symbolizing their status as the lady of the house.
How to Care For Your Pouch
To ensure this beautiful pouch serves you for as long as possible, give it a little care.
- Cleaning: In case of dirt, we recommend spot cleaning only with a damp cloth and mild soap. Do not machine wash the pouch under any circumstances, as this could damage the velvet and cause the colours to bleed. If absolutely necessary, gentle hand washing in cold water is possible.
- Drying: Allow the pouch to air dry completely. Never put it in a tumble dryer.
- Use: Do not overfill the pouch with excessively heavy or sharp objects that could damage the fabric or seams.
This robust and reliable bag from Mythrojan is crafted with an emphasis on quality and durability, ready to become your faithful companion on countless adventures.
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