Dungeons and Dragons Liquid Core Dice Set D&D, Polyhedron DND Resin dice Set, Used for Role-Playing dice Magic Pathfinder Game DND dice Set (7 Pieces)

I always wanted some blue shiny metal dice but though solid blue and shiny gold looked a bit too fake and polished. I love these. The color is a brilliant flash of blue and indigo with a golden aged brass. The enamel is hard. These dice are easy to read and are a good size. They have a good weight. They match my blue and brass keychain. For the weight, color, and quality, they are worth the price at a good value. The variety of dice to choose from can be a bit overwhelming, but here it ensures good choices.

They're heavy, but solid. I would recommend if you like the sound of metal dice. The color also is really pretty. I've had this set for over 3 years and the color has not faded with all the throws I've made with them.

A little smaller than I had anticipated, but they’re cute and dainty in the best way with the coloring! They have INCREDIBLE weight to them, they are absolutely gorgeous, great quality and I’d buy them again and recommend them!

I bought the silver dice with the gold numbers and I'm so happy I did! I'm not picky with weight but I think that these dice have a very nice weight for people who do value that feature of a set. They shine really beautifully and have a very intricate design. They are the first thing anyone will notice on the table. I think the value for the set is really nice as most sets I see that are half as beautiful as these can sometimes be over $100. The only problem with them is that they're difficult to read, but sometimes I think the suspense of having to lean in to read them adds to the experience, especially if it's an important roll. In addition, the only reason why they are hard to read is that I bought a set where the color of the dice and the color of the numbering are very similar.Overall, I would say that if you like really beautiful, intricate, elegant dice and you have good eyesight, this is a really good purchase. If you have trouble with eyesight I would suggest buying a set with more contrasting colors to make sure they are easier to read.

Look pretty good overall. Thickness of any given side of the metal border, on any given face, can visibly vary. Has good weight - except for D4 (4 grams), which is notably smaller and lighter than the rest (the D20 is 25 grams). Roll random enough (most of your randomization should be done in the hand/on the way down a dice tower, anyway), gets the job done, resin faces are decently sparkly/foiled, but resin is kind of shallow, so you can see through to the metal behind with close, direct light. No real complaints outside of the D4 being tiny. Pretty great set for a precious-gem-loving, dwarf, fighter, who may or may not have a German accent, and likes to jump off of tables and the like in order to deal the killing blow from above.

good and sharp dice, glitter moves prettily when rolling or spinning the die though might have better visual results in using some kind of oil instead of water as the glitter settles down quite quickly. definitely prefer their version of the D4 compared to the more caltropy pyramid shape D4s usually take. all in all, no complaints considering the price point. you get what’s advertised and they’re pretty good.

Bought these as a birthday present, I was totally shocked at how high the quality of these dice, and to beat that he loved them too!

Bought these for a beloved character, who, of course, died the first session I got to use them (not the dice's fault fyi).They're beautiful dice though! My d20 had a minor flaw, but it doesn't affect the rolling and doesn't seem like it will chip, so they still get 5 stars from me.I will continue to use then in memory of the bugbear wizard, Dug. Rest in peace, Dug. Rest in peace.