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Giveaway: The D&D Domination Set
Cleric, Barbarian, Bard.
Paladin, Fighter, Rogue. (Reverse)
Druid and Ranger
Wizard and Monk (Reverse)
Black Walnut with a burgundy stained leather. (Top right side and bottom left side read "Desert Bus for Hope 2025" the other sides read Dawnguard : Alpha Flight : Night Watch : Zeta : Omega)
Desert Bus Logo engraved on the bottom of the tray.
The tray accommodates all 5 cups for easy transport to the gaming table.
Great for gaming on the go or small tables! (Dice not included)
Winner: Mistaken
Donation drive raised: $3,555.79
We present to you the The D&D Domination Set.  This one of a kind, never to be reproduced, Desert Bus 2025 exclusive, must have Legendary Item for any true and dedicated D&D fan!! (or if you just like want a wooden tray and cups, no judgement that's cool too). This ultimate set consist of 5 hand turned dice cups constructed by layering 5 distinct woods (Hickory, Oak, Black Walnut, Pine and Cherry) then carefully shaped and contoured to deliver only the most devastating rolls! To add a touch of CLASS each cup has been laser engraved with two D&D Iconic class symbols.  This set however would not be complete without a custom dice tray! We pulled out all the stops for this one using locally sourced Black Walnut and hand tanned Buck skin, dyed burgundy to give a look that screams blood stained battlefield.  Final touches include the Desert Bus shift names and "Desert Bus for Hope 2025" engraved in Sindarin Elvish along the side edges and the full Desert Bus logo on the back. Take down the heaviest enemies or serve up tasty drinks with this awesome set.
Please clean the cups and tray with warm water and mild soap.
Donated By Ninjitsumonkey
I have been wood and leather working for about 10 years, I have been creative all my life but it was my wife who really pushed me to take my small hobby and run with it. It started small, leather wallet, charcuterie boards, minor furniture repair and restorations. Two years ago I was asked to make tables and centerpieces for a wedding, then a full wet bar for a home renovation, these two projects pushed my abilities more than I could have imagined. It was only after completing these undertakings that I finally felt comfortable submitting to the Craft-Along. It has been a great honor and privilege to be even a small part of this giant undertaking and I hope to be able to do it again next year.