🎲 Alluring Polyhedral Double Colors Dungeons Pathfinder by CiaraQ: A Gamer's Dream! Review

These dice are easy to read and roll well. They all seem well balanced and I haven't seen any issues so far. The bones arrived quickly and well packaged (each set was in an individual plastic bag). Excellent purchase!

60% of the dice met my expectations, 40% exceeded my expectations (these are very nice dice). I love the gold number sets, great color combinations. The pockets feel very comfortable. Also, they were delivered very quickly to a rural address. In general I am very satisfied.

blue and brown set is my personal favorite but they are all very nice. Unfortunately I still can't find any NAT 20 guaranteed dice, but they are still very good. When playing games that require these dice you can never have too many of them so I always recommend buying them in packs like this one where you get 5 sets.

They are colorful just as pictured and I have used them for my DnD campaign, none have chipped or faded yet! The only issue I have is that a pair of D20s seem to like to roll low when I need to roll them up, but I found out which ones were and used others for rolls where it really matters. All in all a great product, maybe the best in its price range!

A magical fairy from the land of Revane opened a dimensional portal on my porch and dropped this package. A group of rogues, wizards, and halflings spent the week contemplating and planning their first adventure together in over 20 years. This was the final piece needed to make the adventure a reality. It was a reunion of sorts, but time proved to be an important factor for these adventurers to know exactly what to do. Since we all had our own dice, this sped up an adventure full of bugs, rules

Maybe I'm just old school but I remember when I got a set of dice, this beautiful set was $15 for a set and they didn't even come with a bag of edges and points; easy to read; Included Dice Bag - Cons: The included dice bags are a bit cheap and not big enough to hold a full set of four hexagonal polyhedral dice. be "balanced". In my opinion, unless they're radically different and roll noticeably similar numbers to Lin's dozen or so rolls, your game won't be affected significantly. If you're…

I bought these dice and they have been used for several DnD sessions when we noticed that no matter what, we always roll the same numbers. I'm not just saying "Oh I didn't roll 20 out of 20" but rather "I rolled 5 THIRTEEN TIMES in 20 rolls". that our suspicions have been confirmed; Four of the D20 were unbalanced, landing on 9, 6, 4 or 5 depending on the die. The fifth set turned out to be random which number comes up compared to the others which always fall back to the same floating number…