Titan Dice Polyhedral Roleplaying Accessories Review

I've collected hundreds of dice in a collection of new and creative dungeon dice, but this set is the worst I've ever bought. As you can see from the photo, the numbers either blend in with the surroundings or blend in terribly ugly. The wood on the box is also of poor quality, a little splintery and guaranteed to wear out a lot from just opening and closing it a few times. If titanium cubes are made like this, I stay away from the whole brand!

Good dice. They are comfortable to hold and look beautiful. I was concerned that the numbers in the odd font would be hard to read, but personally that's not a problem. The box is neat and worth a little more money. These dice are made from the same plastic/resin material as regular dice, despite the misleading "stone" advertising. It doesn't help that WizDice sells real stone bones - they're not the same. They don't appear to be any denser than regular cubes, but they are larger and therefore…

$20. At $20 it's a steal so I order them. These are powerful dice, villains ready to deal some serious damage. Chessex or Q workshop. The font and design looks like it's inspired by Q Workshop, which means depending on the lighting and eyesight, it's quirky and potentially difficult to read. The more sides, the more difficult it is to print because of the area - d20 and d12 are worse, but the scaling of the cube, and therefore the print, helps. At first glance they are smoky gray with muted…

Update: I contacted Bryberry Holdings and the support rep got my address very quickly and sent a replacement straight away. A week later a replacement came. The first thing that struck me was that the box was the color shown in the photo. Looking through the dice I was very pleased to see that d10, 10d10, d12 and d20 all looked in excellent condition. Unfortunately, d4 was once again off-center and wrinkled. I've attached a photo of two deformed d4 bones; left - replacement d4, right - d4 from…

Well I had my eye on this dice set about a year ago and the reason I never bought them was because of the negative reviews people left became. broken dice, cracked boxes, dice that didn't have all the numbers drawn on them, or a D4 with a pattern in the middle. Considering all these things, I didn't buy them on purpose. I accidentally put them in our shopping cart and my mum bought them thinking I put them there on purpose and forgot to tell her. She told me afterwards that she bought them when

Recommend.Review: Many people have already praised the dice and box, and I should be ahead; They look like those silly little knick-knacks that I like. The box comes in handy as a small dice storage box, has that "cute, silly, and fun" feel I want for roleplaying related paraphernalia, and the dice look beautiful. They're easy to read, the awesome wavy embellishments look fun without obscuring the numbers, the colors stay where they should be and the edges look consistent. Table. Get a dice…

I don't normally buy a product that hasn't been rated, let alone a gift. But gosh, I'm glad I took the risk with this set: they are amazing! I suppose as the first reviewer it would be helpful to write a fairly thorough (ridiculously long) review, but to sum it all up I'm very happy with these dice and they would be a great buy for almost anyone. As stated in the product description, these cubes are 25mm. For reference, your average set of D&D dice is 16mm. It doesn't seem like a huge size…