🎲 Haxtec Polyhedral RPG Dice Set for Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Review

I bought them for Dungeons and Dragons. I liked the purple and black swirl effect in the promotional photo, but the resulting color was just one color. Otherwise the weight seems to be correct and the numbers were legible. If I can get opaque or solid color dice and don't need a well known brand company I would recommend them.

They arrived and were exactly as I expected, the photos they provided show the colors of the dice pretty accurately. My d6 was a bit brighter than the other dice, but that's the nature of the random swirls of color. slightly painted over on a few d20 faces but nothing that looked bad and there were no visible flaws on any of the dice. nice little bonus. Overall I am satisfied, the price-performance ratio is right.

The quality of the dice is pretty good and the colors themselves are nice but when the color was added some of them sank to one side of the stamp while curing and some are already very little color overall. My d4 has no color except for the corners and my d20 only has a bruise and not the pretty colors in the photo. This applies to all bones. I don't recommend this particular color but the other colors I bought from this lot were great. Based on previous experiences I had high hopes for these…

I ordered three of these sets for my kids for D&D. My husband gave everyone a salt water balance test. 20 wasn't well balanced in one of the sets. We contacted the seller and he responded immediately and sent a full replacement kit and this kit is perfect! We are very happy with this company and these dice and would highly recommend them to anyone. They feel good in the hand and play well (it's quarantined, so there are several D&D campaigns running here. They're easy to use every day). And…

These dice are amazing. Love how they are packaged in a cute little bag for easy carrying around. In addition, the numbers are easy to read and each number is written in the same font throughout the set. My dad used to be an avid Dungeons and Dragons player, and now that I'm playing too, I figured that buying your own set of dice would make the game a lot more enjoyable. And so it is! I rode them very well, I think the new set of bones will bring me luck. i love color They are also translucent…

Bones as designed and meant to be made are good and I love them for 6 parts out of 7 they have the look I liked when I decided to buy them but the d6 has the downside of being a lot more pearly than the others so it literally looks like it's from a different set and on top of that there's something of a dent on it the 5th page. It's actually the constantly rolling A's, which is kind of good for me in the game but unfair to the people I play with and defeats the purpose of RPGs. I'm good with…

So I bought both black and white sets. I got the black (not pictured) a few months ago and the color was uneven, the D6 was the worst as it had the tiniest black lump. I was a bit unhappy buying them for my rogue and using D6 for sneak attacks all the time, but overall they were ok and they coped with me, bugs and all. Let's go to the present. I got this white set for my Circle of Stars Druid hoping I would have better luck. I had the same problem with uneven color distribution throughout the…

This is my second time buying dice from Haxtec. My first set were emerald and silver colored metal dice, which can also be seen in the pictures for comparison. I really liked metal dice so I decided to try plastic dice. The first thing that struck me was the brilliant color. I have dice with white turquoise swirls that fade to turquoise and then black forming very nice swirl patterns. And the dice are marked with gold numbers that contrast with the teal white and black tones, making them very…