UDIXI 7PCS Polyhedral Dice Set, 7-Die DND Dice Set Filled With Wolf Head For Role Playing Games As Dungeons And Dragons RPG MTG Table Games，D&D (Druid) Review

Love the idea of these dice but the execution isn't great. The color of the dice is cloudy, so it's hard to see the arrowhead (for the ranger) embedded in it and the dice don't pop, though they are easy to read. Wouldn't be my first choice for DnD dice.

I got the "Druid" color and calling them "easy to read" is a little generous. The colors are good and the size and weight are right, but the tarnished gold color isn't really contrasting enough with the algae green dice to make out what the numbers are very well. I like the little charm in the middle, but I can't quite make out what it is supposed to be; it looks like a clown/wolf hybrid? The dice work as dice should and the price isn't bad for a full set of D&D dice, but the numbers need to be

I think it's stupidly cool that these have little fists in them! It's so gimmicky I love it! I also love the color and the translucency, i think it works incredibly well. One worry about translucent dice is readability, but these numbers read really well and I've had no issues. Having a chunk of something foreign in the middle feels like it would throw off your rolls but I haven't noticed any bias with these.Build quality is a little disappointing, though. These dice have some scuffs and minor…

These appeared nice in the listing, so I gave it a go. The coloring is as I expected. Brown, white lettering (don’t be confused by my photos as the lettering appears light blue). The monk class symbols is the one found in D & D books, which is REALLY unique! And cool!I both DM and play. As a player, one set of dice and a herd of D6 is sufficient (unless a set behaves with crits in the wrong direction, and goes to dice jail and I need another set that is rolling better for the day), but as a DM…

Very pretty dice, and go well with the chosen class. The colors are nice and the inclusions are cool. They seem to be well balanced despite the inclusion in each die, I suppose they are light enough to not really affect them too much. The paint however is dodgy on my set, and has some small chips and quite a few air bubbles.

Dice set came with no D20 and 2 D12s. So basically unusable and resulted in a terrible Christmas present. The set may not contain enough of a certain type of die for some games.

These dice are cool! They feel good to roll and I really like the design. I will say they’re a little tough to read, since it’s gold ink on copper inclusions, but I just inked over the gold with something else and they’re perfectly fine now.

Good dice, nice looking, good little helmet (Paladin) in the centers. Not quite as super as some of my metal dice, but for plastic, very good!

After over forty years of table top role playing experience if there is one thing i know it's dice. These dice are solidly built and i noted no defects at all. They rolled in an apparent random manner and were easy to read. The colors of this set as well as the other options available are attractive.

My 23 year old son gets together with his friends for gaming. He's not usually the DM, but he does like having his own dice. This is a gorgeous set of dice. They come in a sturdy storage bag. He really likes to impress his friends with his dice when they get together.

We've all got that one die we use for specific rolls (anyone who says they don't have a specific set of dice for doing evil or for when you absolutely need a critical hit is flat out lyin!), and with this line you can take that a step further and customize a full set around each class.The idea here is fabulous, and the execution is mostly great. I got the sorcerer set and am overall really satisfied with the looks, feel, and weight. The little fire bolt in the middle is clearly visible and adds

The arrowhead in the die is a little hard to make out, thus the 4 star review, also i bought these to go in a dice case for my daughter, the case was sized for standard polyhedral dice, these were slightly too big for the case. i doubt the minor size difference would have matter otherwise but if you are planning to use a case designed specially for a standard dice set these will likly not fit.

These are nice dice. They're pretty. They're weighted normally. They fit the theme. idk I guess I feel that just because druids are nature based that they don't have to have what looks like snarling animals inside? But what really keeps them from getting a higher rating is that they feel like any other cheap dice set I've bought except these are going for 2x to 2.5x the amount than said cheap feel dice I just fondled at the local franchise of a national game shop not half an hour ago.