Publication History
Dragon Dice was released in 1995 as a part of TSR's 20th anniversary.
TSR produced the starter races and several expansion packs, printing a total of eight races and several promotional dice for the game. After TSR's purchase by Wizards of the Coast, one additional race was created.
A computerized version was published in 1997 by Interplay.
Wizards of the Coast sold the game to SFR, Inc. on the verge of disposing of a large number of unsold dice into a German landfill. As of 2008, SFR has produced a tenth race and completed two sets of promotional dice.
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