Review on 🎲 Colorful Polyhedral Pieces for Dungeons & Dragons by Jeremy Levendusky

I started a D&D group at work and a lot of people haven't played yet, so I decided to give packs to players in the first session. Everyone loves dice, and for people who have never played before and have never owned a set of hedrons, this is an even greater gift. I can't comment on how well balanced they are and there were a few color combos that I found harder to read than others but they are all pretty, feel good and do the job well enough to use regularly, and reasonably cheap. give away as a souvenir for parties or congresses. Each set comes in a small plastic bag and the bags come in a different one. You can easily put a sealed pack of cubes into pouches. The pouches aren't as good as Cubes - I've had ones where the drawstring appeared to be either glued on or sewn into the pouch so it didn't close as expected, but they do their job well enough to be usable for these first experience.