Wager T-Shirts

Do you have what it takes to predict the biggest movie of the summer?

Embark on a journey into the realm of whimsy and chance with "Wyrm's Wager." This mesmerizing stained glass-style artwork features a majestic dragon, its scaled claws delicately grasping a shimmering polyhedral die. With each roll of the die, the fate of adventurers and kingdoms hangs in the balance, guided by the whims of this ancient guardian of fortune.

Pascal's Wager, philosophical argument for belief in God, white text

Challenge Pascal's Wager with our "Pascal's Bookie" merchandise. This atheist shirt offers a witty take on age-old debates. Think, wear, and provoke thought with this Atheist Shirt

Strong motivation saying against netting. Motivation of yoga or funny sayings for the office.

A sci-fi inspired space cowgirl design to take you to space.

Keep the competition guessing. Sandbagger is Steamy Raimon original calligraphy art.

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The Spanish galleon San Jose, became on June 8, 1708 in the most valuable treasure sunk in history. The figures range between 10,000 and 17,000 million dollars. The cargo consisted of coins, gold and silver bars, jewels and precious stones. That is why Charles Wager, informed in detail of the galleon's route, intercepted it in the Rosario Islands, some thirty miles from the port of Cartagena. Despite being accompanied by 16 more ships, Charles's target was San Jose and San Joaquin. For an hour and a half, the 64 guns were bombarded to defend themselves, until finally, as if it were a wrestler's will, before being captured, he took the treasure to the bottom of the Caribbean sea. 600 sailors died and only 11 were saved. Still today it res...

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Alea iacta est. You tossed the dice and it gave you Four.

Alea iacta est. You tossed the dice and it gave you Three.

Alea iacta est. You tossed the dice and it gave you Two.

Alea iacta est. You tossed the dice and it gave you Six.

Destroyed City

This design is made of rows of ocean waves forming a fan-shaped, pattern. It symbolizes the desire for continued peaceful living, like the tranquil waves.

The eyes of the basilisk are upon you, show your support and be spared eternal torment...

Alea iacta est. You tossed the dice and it gave you Five.