Q-Workshop: Dragons (Quartz)

The difference between the East and the West is also a dispute over what Dragons are. In the Far East, they are believed to be wise and good beings who help People. In the West, Dragons are dangerous Monsters that spread Terror, eat People and burn their belongings. Nonetheless, the world is wholesome, and divisions are not needed in many domains, that's why we designed our Dice with the Universal Image of Dragons in mind. Thanks to this, these Polyhedrons are dedicated to all kinds of draconic beings, regardless of their affiliation to the Elements, respect for the idea of ​​good and evil, or individual characteristics.

It is known everywhere around the Globe that Dragons are not easy to define and categorize, each wyrm is unique, even though some traits may be common among their kind. So it's often hard to unequivocally say that a certain Dragon is good or bad or what is its strongest and weakest point. There is no doubt that they all inherent Powerful Magic, even if they are not always adept at using it. Wherever Dragons appear, life flourishes in full force thanks to their innate Magic and it is only on the whim of these amazing Creatures that it will always be this way. Our Dice Sets are dedicated to Dragons, so it's essential they must inspire respect and adoration in everyone who looks at them. We used all our knowledge, all our skills and all the latest technological wonders to create an exquisite design. A design that would truly be the appropriate tribute to these extraordinary Creatures. We are proud of our work, and the fact that we have not been treated with a Dragon's breath suggests that they are also content.

Copper Dragons love stories of all kinds, as they are inquisitive by nature; that also means looking for the causes and effects of various phenomena. They have a soft spot for Quartz Crystals, the starting point for many other precious Gems highly appreciated by other Wyrms. Copper Dragons have been trying to explore the Nature of Quartz for hundreds of years as they hope to understand the Nature of their kin better.