Review on 🎲 Colorful Polyhedral Pieces for Dungeons & Dragons by Barry Hill

I "unwrapped" it this morning (it was a soft envelope). The bones were packed in a plastic ziplock bag. This bag contained 10 sealed plastic bags containing 7 dice each and 10 small felt bags. What immediately struck me was that the gold and white numbers provide just enough contrast to make these dice easy to read. I found white dice with gold numbers the hardest to read. I think this set might have benefited from a black fill for the numbering instead of gold and I can make that adjustment later. The dice sets were complete and I did not notice any defects in the number print or the paintwork. The weight is what you would expect from cast acrylic dice and the feel of rolling them is exactly what I expected from them. The pouches are made out of cheap felt and were a bit stiff at first. After playing with them for a while, they've softened up a bit, but they still feel cheap, which is what I'd expect at this price point. The main benefit of small dice bags is that they keep dice sets separate from each other, making it easy to distribute a complete set to players who need them. Overall I am very happy with this purchase and I hope to use them for a long time. For the price these dice are very good and so far I couldn't be happier with my purchase.