Review on 🐉 Stylish Acrylic Dragon Printed Dice Coaster - A Must-Have for Gaming Enthusiasts! by Troy Rotermund

Everyone needs a drink while playing their favorite fantasy RPG. And since character sheets often contain paper and/or electronics, keeping drinks under control is important. Well, CZYY will set your table, or at least set your table. At first glance, this is a nice, albeit expensive (ten dollars for ONE stand?) piece of wood. It's assembled too, with some really cool art of a giant red dragon surrounding a mountain in the ocean. I'm not a big fan of raised screws that feel like they could snag things, but the entire surface is designed to fit the cup snugly, so I think you get what you pay for. The uniqueness of this stand lies in the fact that there is a place for dice. In case you don't understand, CZYY has placed images of six dice on a stand. And this is where everything goes ridiculously, catastrophically wrong. listen, i understand The numbers are tough. Bones are unpredictable. D&D freaks are the worst critics. But is asking for the right numbers on the dice too much to ask? Tetrahedron goes to four max. For some reason it has 3, 5 and 8 in the list. It's not even magic damage. It actually doesn't even make sense, because assuming that 3 is actually 1+2 and 5 is actually 3+2, the highest number you can get on a quad is 6 (4+2) and not 8. Eight is worse because it goes towards the 9. This number COULD be an inverted 6, but the 8 below shows the wider part of the 8 pointing to the "bottom" (which in turn points to the "bottom" of the 9) . ") in the middle of the cube. If I had to pay ten bucks I'd be very angry. Your game friends at the table will make fun of you for that. And if you find that funny, that makes the perfect gift, but chances are, that he'll just get you, in which case that cute coaster isn't even worth ten bucks.