A deep electric-blue body in brushed forged metal, the grain of the brushing catching a hard line of light as it turns. The numerals are cut into the faces in warm copper, real recessed geometry carved into the die so the copper pools at the floor of each glyph against the cobalt. The full polyhedral set, plus a d2 and a d16, all forged to match. Copper on blue steel, with the weight of something that fell a long way to get here.

Starforged cobalt is smelted from metal that fell from the sky, the blue-burning heart of a meteor dug out of the crater it left. It surfaces rarely and fights the forge the whole way, slow to heat and harder still to shape, and most smiths never get their hands on a piece. The few who can work it say the star-fire never fully cools, that a faint celestial charge still runs in the grain. Each numeral is set in copper by hand, hammered into metal that remembers the long fall down.

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