🎲 Unleash Your Creativity with Citadel Black Character Randomizer Dice Review

I got these as a character builder for easy fun one off sessions and they didn't disappoint. Good quality bone with very clear easy to read text. The set I received seemed pretty well balanced as far as we could tell. We had a few people play it at our favorite game store, and in most cases the reels turned up pretty randomly. They were definitely a hit with Dungeons and Dragons fans.

Medium sized dice, well made and at a reduced price. What I love about this product is that it serves as a creative spark for those times when you as a GM realize that everyone a playgroup meets is called Bob or Boby. also for writing and other creative pursuits. The only thing that confuses me is that the text on the cubes is not applied and after a while the seal is erased. However, as this may only be used occasionally in pen and paper RPGs, it can take quite a long time.

Pros: - Do exactly what they're supposed to do, roll the dice and *thad* meet your new character. Give them a name and fill out the sheet. - Gives you race, class, alignment - Easy to read and understand what each page means - Interesting to see how the randomization of what can happen. - Nice looking dice with black and white tones. - All the dice fit well in the pocket. Cons - The bag gets dirty easily - Not all classes are available in most cases, only basic ones (I want to get additional…

People hate bad reviews. I say it directly. These bones are beautiful and functional. I like the concept. Labels and drawings are easy to read. The average star rating is based on value for money. For the price they are ok. Bones feel good. What disappointed me is that for the price these dice don't pick up. The design, while crisp and easy to read, is drawn. If, like me, you love custom bones, then you should definitely buy them. You will be happy but probably disappointed that they are not…

Buy this if you need help bringing in-game NPC encounters to life. Solid black stamp, easy to read. Instant random race, class, and alignment. Quickly spawns an NPC. No thinking is required. Except why your group encountered them. On Sea of Swords, I rolled NG Dragonborn Druid after refusing my original Dwarven LE roll. Because yes, the open sea. Played him as a giant sea turtle waving at him. Radiant with magic, he transformed into a Dragonborn to visit his diving friend's town. I have a…