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Updated On: 23 January, 2022 08:29 AM IST | Mumbai | Nidhi Lodaya
India’s first homegrown dice-maker gives a peep into her unique dice-making venture and the tabletop role-playing game community in India

Ganguly offers customisation on the basis of colour and things that go inside the dice, like models of skulls, dried flowers or colour-changing pigments
Twenty-one-year-old Indrani Ganguly has been playing tabletop role-playing games (TTRPG), a form in which participants describe their characters’ actions as they play, since she was 11 years old. These games are not played with regular dice but with a spectrum of seven different dice known as polyhedral dice. “I have always wanted to collect something that nobody else collected,” says the Mumbai-based marketing graduate, her collection including somewhere between 60 to 80 sets (each set has seven dice) and over 100 D20 dice (the signature two-sided dice used in Dungeons and Dragons).

Indrani Ganguly
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