Call of Cthulhu Dice Bag

I'm happy supporting Q Workshop. I'm happy spending this much on a dice bag. I'm less happy spending this much on a dice bag of this quality.The fabric is okay, the drawstring moves smoothly and easily, the print is really clean but overly firm and easily scuffed. This makes the bag less of a constantly used, awesome looking part of your dice collection and more of a collectors piece, to be kept separate from your other dice/dice bags and brought out for special occasions.For a collector's piece I would expect better quality material and the design to glow in the dark or be a little more detailed, even if that meant it was more expensive. For a usable dice bag I would ask that the printing material either be flexible and resilient enough that the bag can flex freely and not immediately start discolouring on contact with other dice, or for the design to by dyed into/onto the fabric. Again, if that means it should be more expensive, fine. As it stands it's an okay buy but don't expect the print to last too long with consistent use, especially if kept with other dice sets.

Had seen comments on size of the bag after ordering it, and had thought 'C'mon; how small can it be?' (So small that while you *could* fit a standard PC mouse in it, it'd only fit if that mouse was cordless. With a cord, you'd struggle to get both mouse and cord inside. That help fix its dimensions in your mind's eye any better?) Now I know. Still, for what I regard as a maximum reasonable price for a simple drawstring dice bag it will do for what I want it for (not actually holding dice, but chaos-tokens for my Arkham Horror card game when I'm playing that, and my Arkham Horror board game's monster tokens when I'm playing that) -either way, random tokens can still be extricated without having to try and get my whole hand inside (not like my meathooks would fit anyway). So smaller than expected (even after I read the other reviews), but still useful.

nice little dice bag for a Pagan good quality

Bought this as addition to my order of Runic D&D dices. Its nice little bag made of slightly rough and thicker linen with great runic pattern on both sides. It is bit on small side but I expect that as I didn't want big bag. You can probably fit in 3 sets of dices (21) and there still will be little of space. As for price, I think £3.95 is bargain. If you gonna buy little neat bag like this from any UK distributor it will cost you AT LEAST £10. Therefore I am more than satisfied with this as it fulfil my expectation and maybe even exceed them.On delivery side I was stunned!!!! P&P cost £2.90 Item arrived in 3 days! FROM POLAND!!! That what I call service. Some other sellers could take these Polish fellas as example when they charge you £3.75 or more and than send item 2nd class RM.Simply put is great item for lovely price with one of the cheepest P&P you ever get.

It was a gift to a first time RPGer he loved it

Great style, and good quality. Can fit at least 3-4 sets of dice in here. Highly recommend.

It not tiny but definitely smaller than I thought, although I should have paid more attention to the item description as it was accurate. Other than that it is a really nice and well made bag but perhaps not quite worth as much as I paid for it.

Cthulhu Dice is fast and fun, a perfect way to spend half an hour in the pub or waiting for a takeaway delivery. Game play is fast and easy to pick up, and can be simplified for more players or if you have less time to spare. My only gripe is that there is no container for the whole game, but at under £13, but you can't ask for everything when you're only paying a bit over a tenner for this game. My solution was to buy a Q Workshop Dice Bag with the Elder Sign on it, also from Amazon. The game fits snugly inside.