DnDnD Acient Silver Metal DND Dice Set, 7PCS D&D Metal Dice with Metal Case for Dungeons and Dragons, Shadowrun, Pathfinder, Savage World and Table Games

These dice are HEAVY! And SHARP! You have to have a good surface to roll them on as the corners will easily dent wood and puncture plastic and laminated stuff. They are really beautiful and have such great heft in the hand.The case they come in is nice, but it's hard to tell the foam slot they came from on half of them.Oh, and my D20 rolls around a 17 much of the time. My first roll with it out of the box was a 20! Highly recommended!

This set of dice are perfect! They are really hefty and solid, the gold details are beautiful, the edges are clean and sharp. They’ve got a nice weight to them and seem fair. And the case it arrived in is beautiful too. Very, very pleased with these dice.One note: careful if you use them on wooden table, they will probably leave dings/dents in the wood. They are *that* high quality!

Sharp edges, heavy dice, glow in the dark floral print. Beautifully made with gorgeous design. I use these once a month at my D&D campaign and they are perfect for that need. I use a metal dice box so they are not noisy in that. I would worry about rolling them on a dining room table though as they are heavy and might be loud. They are the size of normal dice, possibly a bit larger. The sharp edges make for them to be a bit harder to roll but the heaviness counteracts that, just roll hard! If you’re used to rolling dice you’ll be fine with these. They’re lovely and I have been enjoying my set!

They're incredibly easy to read because of the contrasting colors. They're lighter than I expected. The D4 is hard to grasp if you can't get a fingernail under it for leverage. They're a fun roll though.

I wanted to try metal dice, and was not disappointed.I had read reviews that their storage tins came dented, but mine was in good shape and looks pretty cool. But I really got this for the dice themselves. They're heavy, have pretty colours, and the rolls have been nice and random. They don't seem to favor a particular side. Definitely got what I hoped for.

I purchased two sets: Flower Black (5 stars; keeping) and Flower Red (3 stars; returning).The flower black dice are great. No complaints. My only comment is they are not as black as in the listing pictures, but I had seen them in person prior so was prepared for that and think they still look stunning.The coloring of the flowers and the numbers is vibrant and precise. I'm amazed that the precision is just as good as the listing photos with no bleed over.---The flower red dice do not live up to my expectations and I will be returning them. They are labeled "matt red" which I assumed meant a matte finish like in the pictures. In person, they are more of a metallic shiny red that don't look as nice as the pictures on the listing. Ultimately, they don't invoke the same sense of awe for me in person.Positives:- I'm very impressed with the painting precision. I don't see any bleed out onto the face of the die from any of the numbers or the flowering. The dice I received are as perfect as the photos in that regard.- The dice are very sharp and weighty and give the impression of quality.- One positive of the shiny metallic face is that the black lettering stands out more and is surprisingly easy to read when the light is hitting it.A couple minor nits in quality control:- The flowers are all supposed to be white, but on the 40 side of the percentile die of there's a random light pink bud. Doesn't look bad, just not right.- On the 18 face of the d20 there is some scuffing on one of the faces that hasn't rubbed off. I think it may be scratches in the metallic finish.- Many of the faces have some minor imperfections. They remind me of slag pits and they are not very noticeable except on close inspection.

I just received these dice this Saturday after realizing two things: A) I want more dice for my Dungeons and Dragons group that consists of my three brothers and one of their girlfriends. B) I really want special dice for myself so it could be far more intimidating.So I stopped by my local game store, GAMES BY JAMES, which is an absolutely fantastic place to check out board games, dice and figurines. But I saw the metal dice I wanted after purchasing five sets of acrylic dice, and the price was a little much. So I scoped around on Amazon for options, and I saw this group DNDND, which after some brief studying looked like a very passionate company with great customer service and very good reviews.I bought the green and gold metal dice, because I have a lot of Irish blood, and they were quick to arrive, literally next day when I put it down for two day shipping. If this is the company DNDND acting as fast as possible, then I was extremely pleased with how quick it arrived.After getting the package and opening it up, I was surprised to see that it had its own metal case. Which is great for separating the dice from its acrylic brothers. Eager to try them out, I sat down in the living room and tested them out for balance. Since I couldn't do the salt water trick because they were metal, I went the old fashioned way and rolled it with medians, averages and ranges.I am deeply pleased to say that not only are the dice cool to look at, heavy, and intimidating to roll, but they are immaculately balanced! I rolled 100 times for each dice, and here were the statistics:D20 - Median (10), Mode (13), Range (20)D12 - Median (7), Mode (5), Range (12)D8 - Median (3), Mode (6), Range (8)D6 - Median (4), Mode (3), Range (6)D4 - Median (2), Mode (4), Range (4)Note that this did not take a while, and had me making sure I had all the numbers correct. But the range, which if it had been imbalanced would have been greatly diminished, were not affected by the heavier dice, which is a big plus. And the Median and Mode were what I expected with such a large variable number to work with.Either way, deeply recommend this dice set! On top of that, after some research, they have top notch customer service too! Please do not pass up these dice, this is amazing for the price that you pay!