Review on Titan Dice Polyhedral Roleplaying Accessories by Jamie Kamoso

$20. At $20 it's a steal so I order them. These are powerful dice, villains ready to deal some serious damage. Chessex or Q workshop. The font and design looks like it's inspired by Q Workshop, which means depending on the lighting and eyesight, it's quirky and potentially difficult to read. The more sides, the more difficult it is to print because of the area - d20 and d12 are worse, but the scaling of the cube, and therefore the print, helps. At first glance they are smoky gray with muted gold ink. . Look closely and you'll see a pearl gray green marble cube that reflects light differently as you rotate and move each cube. It is fascinating. I absentmindedly stroke the cubes and they are the perfect size and shape. Rounded edges yet tactile, it's nice to pick one up and wrap your hand around it to feel all those wonderful angles and embossed numbers. I have included their images along with the chessex set for size and readability. Comparison. Crate? It's well made and slips very snugly for a secure fit, with a stop on one side. There is a small notch so you can grab the lid to open it. But the wood is light and the drawings on the box look slightly embossed, which strikes me as odd. I ordered it for bones and considered the box a bonus gift. If I had ordered specifically for the box I would have been disappointed.