Atlas GamesFeb 16
Dice Miner Recycled Plastic Mountains, 50% Off Today Only!: For today's Fork ICE February special we are offering the variant color recycled plastic mountains for Dice Miner, including "Icy Blue" color, at 50% off. These mountains are not in stores; we only sell them at events and through our website, and quantities are limited. There are a variety of colors, and all are made 100% from recycled plastic. If you own Dice Miner, don't miss this… http://atlas-games.com/news/post?s=2026-02-16-dice-miner-recycled-plastic-mountains-50-off-today-only&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #DiceMiner #RecycledPlastic
Atlas GamesFeb 15
Dice Miner, 50% Off Today Only: Today's fundraising special for Fork ICE February is one of our most popular games: Dice Miner. Dwarves tunnel into a great trio of mountains in this dice-drafting game, seeking to build the greatest hoard of treasure while avoiding the pitfalls of rockslides and dragons. Only until midnight tonight, the game is 50%
off, and your purchase
price will help Minnesota dig out of the mountains of injustice heaped upon… http://atlas-games.com/news/post?s=2026-02-15-dice-miner-50-off-today-only&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #DiceMiner #BoardGames
Atlas GamesDec 18
Jackie's Staff Pick: Dice Miner: Every year around this time, I imagine warm cocoa in hand and peaceful, dimly lit rooms with twinkling lights. In reality, it’s a house full of people, snacks and libations on every surface, and the familiar question, “What should we do now?” In my case, the answer is Dice Miner. It’s quick, smart, and always fun to play. Plus, it has the satisfaction of both playful scheming and clever timing, without ever feeling… http://atlas-games.com/news/post?s=2025-12-18-jackies-staff-pick-dice-miner&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #DiceMiner #BoardGames
John NephewMar 16, 2024

I went to the GAMA Expo last week. It was a good show; just two of us went, and we did not have a booth.

The high point of my show was showing the #DiceMiner 100% #Recycled Plastic Mountain to the Chinese manufacturer who originally injection molded it for us in virgin PVC. He had been very skeptical of the idea of switching resins, let alone using recycled material. He expressed delight and astonishment at how well our recycled version came out. He also laughed at how he had many times sent