Dragon Scale Metal Dice Set For D&D, Polyhedral RPG Dice With Leather Bag - Orange Blue-Golden Number Review

I'm a big fan of dice and at this point, have collected too many sets to count. I'm also a fan of steampunk characters in Dungeons & Dragons settings, notably my mad gnome artificer Calc. So I'm always on the lookout for new steampunk-style dice, which is a combination of metal heft and legibility. This set does both.The metal, ancient bronze in this case, has a nice contrast that makes the numbers pop. Although it's two-toned dice, the background is dark enough to show the numbers legibly. In…

A good looking set of steampunk dice. Exactly what I needed at the time. I like how easy the dice are to read. Balanced rolling and they have a very nice, heavy feel to them. Could easily recommend these.

They are ever so slightly larger than I expected. I have looked & looked for a metal dice set with spiders & finally found these, I am also quite fond of how they sound like little bells when more than one is being rolled at a time.

Bought as a gift and was very impressed with the look and weight of the dice! The person receiving them loved them as well!

These dice have an excellent weight to them! They made a perfect little gift for my hubby. He loves dragons and we play D&D regularly. I'm going to have to grab another set for my Dragonborn character I'm playing!

I love the colors and patterning. They're solid metal, so they've got some serious weight to 'em too. Definitely fits right in with my collection of over 1,200 dice.

I bought these for their appearance and had no idea they were metal until they arrived because the price was so reasonable. They look exactly as they do in the pictures and have a nice weight to them. If you purchase, make sure you have something soft to roll them on or they may cause damage.

They're your typical standard metal dice, although the painting is rather poor. They look very blotchy, but roll well.A bit diappointed with these, to be honest. But they'll get used.

I've become a big fan of metal dice in recent months, and I'm going to start by just saying that this is one of the nicer sets I've reviewed. One of the first things that my wife pointed out when we opened them is that they have a different font than most dice. It feels a bit more industrial, no-frills than most, which is perfect for the steampunk aesthetic that they're going for.The numbers are raised in an elegant way, and are clearly readable through the decorative flourishes. The gears are…

Heavy! Not for rolling on soft wood tables. Detail is crisp and even better than I hoped! Highly recommend as long as you want heavy ones.

These are so cool! Love the good and purple, so striking. They’re heavy, too. Feel great to pick up. They come with a nice carrying case too. Some of the gold numbers are a little hard to make out, but most of them are just fine.

Several Gen Cons ago, there was an opportunity to collect special drow-themed dice by performing a variety of tasks. For the uninitiated, drow are "dark elves" in Dungeons & Dragons, the counterpart to "light elves" and they specialize in spider-themed weapons and armor. I managed to collect five out of the six dice, and it has bugged me (pun intended!) ever since. Well, not anymore!First, the basics: This is a metal set that's hollow. The dice are larger as a result. It also means there can be

The paint job on these dice is pretty bad. Definitely not like the pictures. The colors are different from what I ordered as well. Purple is more of a pink color.

Love the dice, they look amazing, however the numbers are so raised off the surface of the dice that the dice themselves wont lay flat, always kind of wobbling on the number.