Most people don't know about the table-top game culture, one which seems to be full of life and growing by the day here in South Africa.

One of our team members, Tristan, used to be a part of this culture many years ago. He would buy miniature figurines, cut them out of their moulds, file down the injection moulding lines, apply a layer of base coat and paint the models in various colours. The objective of the game was to outwit your opponent by rolling a set of dice. Different rolls meant different things. One of the worst things that could happen, and it occurred more often than not, was having your dice fall off the table in the heat of the moment. Did you roll a 6 or a 2? Does the roll count at all? It could have been a winning throw, but now  an obstruction is called.

Thankfully, someone noticed this issue and designed a dice board. A nifty, rectangular type of box which not only houses your dice, but affords you, the player, an opportunity to throw your dice without worry of losing them over the side of the table.

Goodberry is pioneering the dice board industry in South Africa. The brains behind this marvellous operation are Scully and Zan. All their boards are made using sustainably sourced woods, eco-friendly paints and faux leather; delivering unique works of art with every build.

Tech Warrior built Goodberry's website and Scully took the time to write a testimonial for us, read it below: