Here we have an old English gambling game brought back to life by Koplow, the NICE DICE? Company. These are perfect for D&D and other settings between the medieval period and the age of sail. Players seeking to gamble in taverns (and who among us does not?) will find this classical game a nice touch to the feel of "being there." Gamemasters seeking to help players roll away some of the weight they have picked up adventuring will find Crown and Anchor a very suitable game to do that.

Instructions are simple and contained fully on the card attached to the bag. There are three dice with Hearts, Anchors, Diamonds, Crowns, Spades, and Clubs marked on them. Players place their bets on pairs and three of a kind with one player acting as the banker. Fun to play and fitting for inn and tavern gambling scenes, this fun little game of chance will get any group of gamers going, though they may not want to leave the tavern at all if they're on a roll.

These dice are white. The Spades, Anchors, and Clubs appear in black. The Hearts, Diamonds, and Crowns appear in red.