American fast food chain Arby's releases polyhedral dice set (for the third time)

Arby's Dice

By popular demand, ARBY’S DICE ARE HERE. Take Arby’s on every adventure with these dice, each featuring a tiny signature Arby’s hat encased within. Dice feature gold lettering and are emblazoned with a teeny Arby’s logo. Game on.

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Released earlier today for $12, they're already sold out, but will be back on April 21.

For non-Americans, Arby's is a C-list American fast food chain specializing in what they swear are roast beef sandwiches. They have good sides and sauce, but the actual sandwiches, not so much. There's a reason Nihilist Arby's was a thing.

These would certainly be the most unique dice set to bring to the table. Heck, maybe you could use them to play the Wendy's RPG and tear a hole in the fabric of spacetime.

 

[aramis erak]

I love how they replaced the high number on each dice with the pen** Arby's symbol.

"I got an Arby crit! Sweet, where's the fake BBQ sauce?"

The game I'd most likely run with them would be rolling low... so a phallus on the high number is perfectly reasonable...

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

There is a reason I didn’t post this.

Now I’m hungry.

Well, don't go to Arby's!

 

[payn]

Where do you store the dice with your hands full?

 

[Benjamin Olson]

Well, don't go to Arby's!

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Arby’s introduces …. MUPPETBURGERS!


Arby’s - We got the Meeps!

 

[Benjamin Olson]

I love how they replaced the high number on each dice with the pen** Arby's symbol.

"I got an Arby crit! Sweet, where's the fake BBQ sauce?"

With a brand like Arby's the logo should clearly take the place of the nat 1.

 

[aco175]

I'm on vacation this week in Williamsburg Virginia and just had Hardies for the first time in 30 years. Not sure if it lived up to the memories, but my daughter liked it more than most of the others except Chick-fil-A, which we finally got in central Massachusetts only a couple years ago.

Arby's is ok, but why the dice? And for 12$? Maybe they are copying Wendys like someone else mentioned or coming up with something

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Arby's is ok, but why the dice? And for 12$? Maybe they are copying Wendys like someone else mentioned or coming up with something

Several fast food chains -- the ones with very online brands -- have been doing stunt swag for a while now. They make limited runs of the stuff, just enough to get some press coverage and remind people that they still exist.

Apropos of nothing, does anyone need to use my Taco Bell sauce packet phone charger?

 

[payn]

I'm on vacation this week in Williamsburg Virginia and just had Hardies for the first time in 30 years. Not sure if it lived up to the memories, but my daughter liked it more than most of the others except Chick-fil-A, which we finally got in central Massachusetts only a couple years ago.

Arby's is ok, but why the dice? And for 12$? Maybe they are copying Wendys like someone else mentioned or coming up with something

Same corporate overlord.

 

[J.Quondam]

I had to double check that this is, in fact, not the same Arby's dice thread from a year and a half ago, even down to the jokes. Magnificent!
History might not repeat itself, but it certainly reheats itself with horsey sauce now and then.