As the title says, what do you store your custom dice in? Do you use SW themed boxes/bags? Can anyone recommend a storage solution (preferably available from a UK online retailer)?

I bought a dice bag specifically for them. I wanted them separate from my other dice, but the bag isn't particularly SW specific. When we play the bag isn't even on the table, so it just doesn't matter that much to me.

Just thought what would be really cool - a hollowed out light sabre handle/pommel (i.e. just the metal bit, no beam extended) although it might be a bit too big. Maybe they do reduced size ones.

That would be pretty cool!

I'm using a sh*tty back dice bag right now, but my girlfriend is going to make me a custom dice bag with this really cool Star Wars blueprint fabric I found at Jo Ann Fabrics. It has blueprints for the Death Star, AT-ATs, AT-STs, TIE Fighters, and A-Wings on it!

I'm also getting a bag made. Instead of a string it is zippered. I have one for my regular dice made of red flannel with traditional d6s on it, with my name embroidered on it(my wife made one for each of our group). The new one is navy blue quilted fabric.

I have a simple black dice bag... it holds my dice and destiny tokens very well

I use a clear plastic sandwich bag, and keep the destiny point tokens in a smaller one. Seems like all of my dice end up in sandwich bags.

Makes it easy to grab a die without dumping them all out.

Somewhere along the line I acquired a Chewbacca coffee mug. He guards the dice between games.

Hollowed out Lightsaber would be very cool if I had the urge to play a FSE. Now, the homemade bag made from Jo Ann Fabrics is something I may even take care of today. Thanks for the thought!

Damnit... Just the idea of using a Lightsaber as a dice storage system makes me want to play a FSE. It's all about the visuals right?

I found an old metal slide storage box at Goodwill that holds all my dice, tokens, etc for eote. Looks like an old spacer tool box to me.

Garrett

my girlfriend is going to make me a custom dice bag with this really cool Star Wars blueprint fabric I found at Jo Ann Fabrics. It has blueprints for the Death Star, AT-ATs, AT-STs, TIE Fighters, and A-Wings on it!

I was at Jo Ann fabric like a week ago and saw the exact fabric you're talking about, but it never occurred to me to use it for a dice bag. What a great idea.

I've always kept dice in a Crown Royal bag.

Durable genuine leather drawstring pouches from Longhollow Leather in Nashville, TN, made by fourth-generation leather workers. They make all the accessory products for my family's guitar pick business and they just happened to show us these dice bags once. I've since ordered about 15 differently colored bags for different sets of dice (d20s, d10s, EotE) and for gifts.

My wife made me this dice bag from the leg of an old pair of camo bdu pants that I cut into shorts. she just stitched up the portion i cut from the pants and the ankle area already had a drawstring in it!!

I keep my dice in the awesome dice bag my fiancee knitted for me a few years ago.

My phone...The dice app is really cool, imo.

I have a Star Wars tin, I was thinking of picking up a Star Wars lunch box as between my stickered dice, the starter game and the 3 sets I picked up I have quite a collection.

After looking at the cool pictures, I may need to grab one of my old Army magazine pouches or newer police MOLLE pouches for the coolness factor. Crown Royal bag though I've used since around 1980 (very worn) and there is the added benefit of having an excuse to buy the pricey Crown Royal when you need to get a new bag. " I need to get it for the bag honey."

Here are some cools ones for Star Wars specific dice:

Zipper Bag

Backpack for game books and a side pouch for the dice . Star Wars Rotta Back Buddy it's called.

I have a pencil box size Star Wars tin, with a nice picture of Vader on it.

I actually found a small pastic hollowed-out Millenium Falcon that I'm going to use until that bag is done .

I'm going to keep my Star Wars dice in this TARDIS, just to see if any of my players explode in geek rage

Er .. How do you put an image in your post?

My wife suggested using the Death Star from one of my sons Lego sets until we make it to JoAnns. Holds two sets comfortably, but I don't think it is all that secure.

Sorry for the size!

I've got my dice in my usual dice bag, which was a custom-made birthday present from a friend and fellow gamer geek.

Although, seeing as how I've got several of those Lego mini-vehicle/planet sets, Dex's solution for his EotE dice might just be one that I'll use myself.

I've done chainmaille for years so I make bags for myself and close friends. Whenever I get a set of dice I want to keep out of the the rest of my dice collection. I just craft a new bag for them.

Crown Royal always has And always will be the Dice Bag of Champions. That's what the real ballers roll with.