🎲 Enhanced Gameplay Experience: Polyhedral Compatible Dungeons Dragons Pathfinder Review

I was very surprised to see a skull on each one! (Yes, some are distorted due to sensor type, but I can tell what they are!) I also thought they showed up well in the photos! Pretty balanced, not expected!

The idea sounds cool, but these bones don't. WARNING: They come with some weird green moss like material which is not in the picture. The green moss doesn't help, and on some cubes it covers the skull's face. Also, the numbers have poor contrast and are difficult to read.

Where to start 3) They're pink instead of red 4) Poor weight distribution means you'll most likely end up on the opposite side of the skull.

I initially kept an eye on these dice all year round, but since I play a spur druid I thought buying skull bones would be thematically relevant . So the bones come in and I like their clarity. Perfect in principle (especially d8), but will you give me a BONE VACATION BAG then? I was having a really bad day and my depression hit me hard but you throw in that cute Christmas cube bag and I cry. Thank you it's amazing and I appreciate whoever makes these bones

The dice are nice and colorful. I bought black and red. Unfortunately, the skulls included in the dice (the main reason I bought them) are VERY difficult to "read" as they are something other than drops of resin in the dice. Rarely do they manage to collide with the flat side of the dice so that when you look at them they actually look like a skull. In most cases, the facings of the dice or the corners or the resin itself deform the inside of the skull into something unrecognizable.

I am very happy with what arrived (ordered the skull + moss set), they are excellent quality! They arrived pretty quickly and are a great addition to my collection! Things I've seen from others that I'd like to add: - The D20 matrix seems to be a different shape, it's a bit bigger and the dots are a bit more rounded. but still fits together well! - I don't think that much attention is paid to the placement of the beads inside, so I have to keep in mind that they can be a bit chunky (I have 2…

As a goblin dice master, I prefer dice that are themed to the locations or enemies my players face. dwarf town? metal bones. Driver? Purple and gray dice. So as my players approached the Myconid Settlement, this was the perfect excuse to indulge in these spooky cubes! When I received them for the first time, I was first excited and then disappointed. The faces of many skulls were partially or fully covered by moss/algae. Well, as long as they roll well, I can live with that, I thought. But when