Princesse Pénélope Dice - 7D Set

Ruby is a little red dragon, about the size of a teapot, who lives in the Grotte des Mille Trésors with her friend Bartholomé, the cyclops who guards the entrance. She sleeps on a pile of dice instead of a pile of rubies. She breathes fire, one point of damage at a time. And one evening, Bartholomé made a mistake: he read her a fairy tale.

In the tale, there was a dragon, a tower and a princess. Ruby listened to the very end, very seriously. Then she said: “I don’t want to be the dragon anymore. I want to be the princess. Call me Princesse Pénélope.” Bartholomé asked why Pénélope. Ruby said it was the most princessy name she knew. Bartholomé didn’t argue. He only has one eye, and he’d like to keep it.

(The Dungeon Master, from behind the screen: so Bartholomé had to play the dragon. He’s thirteen feet tall, he has no wings and he can’t breathe fire. He went “grrr.” Ruby asked him to go “grrr” with more conviction.)

Princesse Pénélope settled at the top of the biggest pile of treasure, with a crown that was too big (it was a bracelet) and a green and purple gown (it was a tablecloth). She waited for her knight. One day. Two days. No knight. You see, knights don’t come to rescue little dragons. They come to fight them.

On the third day, an adventurer finally walked into the cave, sword in hand, ready to face the terrible red dragon. He found a cyclops going “grrr” without conviction and a teapot in a tablecloth shouting: “My hero! Save me!” The adventurer hesitated. Then he put away his sword, picked up Princesse Pénélope and “rescued” her all the way to the cave entrance. Then he brought her back. She wanted to do it again.

(The Dungeon Master, with a smirk: he rescued her fourteen times. He didn’t take a single treasure. He says it was the most exhausting quest of his career, and the most beautiful. He comes back every Saturday. Bartholomé plays the dragon. He’s gotten much better.)

To thank him, Princesse Pénélope gave him the finest treasure in her pile: seven emerald green and royal purple dice, glittering like a ball gown, with white numbers. The Princesse Pénélope dice were born. They’re perfect for paladins, princesses who pick their own role and players who want to replay the scene one more time.

In glittery emerald green and purple acrylic with white numbers, these polyhedral dice are perfect for your Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder or any roleplaying game (RPG). A royal dice set. Crown not included (it was a bracelet).

CONTENTS
1 × D20
1 × D12
2 × D10 (including 1 percentile die)
1 × D8
1 × D6
1 × D4

Material: acrylic
Set of 7 polyhedral dice for roleplaying games (RPG)