Ultimate! Solid Metal D20 Variety 5 Pack - Gold, Silver, Copper, Obsidian, Pearl - Polyhedral Twenty-Sided Dice Set

Really nifty dice. Good weight, good lustre, cool feeling. Not temperature but as in, the one you get when you roll these suckers. The 'Pearl' dice is a finely brushed stainless steel, which doesn't have the shiny finish the other four do - but I like it. I like all of them. Pleased, and now, we play Numenera.

Nice and hefty, not little like some other metal dice that were similarly low cost. The "pink" one in the picture is definitely more like a copper color in person. Seems like they're easy to scratch, so store them separately or in a foam case so they won't bump into each other or other dice.

going to jump on the bandwagon here and give these 5 stars.Haven't collected yet a lot of d20s and would like to see some roll results for randomness. These would be great to generate passwords with the recent diceware wordlists. in my own limited testing they pass and they feel absolutely great. beautiful dice

Arrived on time, in perfect condition and as pictured.

Beautiful and just the right weight. They're solid metal, so never roll them on something that will scratch or break!

Good, solid, and heavy. These dice WILL leave dents if you're not careful rolling them.Also deals good range damage when thrown at friends. ;)

The dice are nice and were a hit. They are great.Look good. Heavy. A little pricey but with it.

Hate to break the streak of five star reviews, because I was otherwise pretty impressed with the quality v.s. The price, but about two weeks after first use, two of the dice are pitting and starting to discolor. Maybe a defective batch, not sure. I’d try for a return, but they were gifts for my DND group, and the other three are fine, at least so far (May have to edit the review in the future if the others decline). It would be weird to steal back some gifts for a return.In the uploaded picture, you can see the darker brown discoloration spreading up from the ‘7’ side. It started on some of the other sides, but it was easy to photograph on the ‘7’ side.