Metal DND Dice Set 7pcs - Indestructible Metal Dice Set w/Dice Bag; D&D Dice Set D&D (Dungeons and Dragons Dice Set) w/ D20 Dice - Blacksmith Craft Dice (Onyx & Emerald)

I have three sets of these in three different colors: Burnished Bronze, Mithril, and Glimmering Gold. These are very nice dice, especially at this price point.In general, all three sets are of very good quality. They are standard sized, hefty (metal), and the overall fit and finish reflects care and quality. The corners and points on all three of my sets are sharp where you'd expect them to be, but have been machined in such a way that they are not lethal dagger points that you often find on metal dice. Care was taken to dull them just enough. For all three sets, they look very much, nearly exactly like the pictures on Amazon's site. This is not always the case. For these, you can trust that what you're seeing is what you'll receive.Mithril set - This is perhaps my favorite of the three. It has a very nice, slightly dulled shine to it, and the color of the metal is very bright. It is very aptly named, as this color/shine level is what I've always had in my head based on Tolkien's description of mithril. In use, they are extremely easy to read, regardless of the lighting in the room. 100 rolls of the d20 gave an average roll of 10.6, which I feel represents good fairness.Glimmering Gold set - They did a nice job with this set in presenting an aged gold, without going over the top. It is a very rich looking gold with just the right amount of aging. In use, this set can be a little bit difficult to read in dimly lit environments, but presented no issues in a well lit space.Burnished Bronze - This set is a bit different in design from the other three. There is a bit of what I'd call gilding around the edges. That coupled with an antiqued look give this set a very rustic and raw appearance, very fitting to fantasy RPG environments. In use, this set can be very difficult to read, even somewhat so in well lit environments.

Knock knock, whose there, it’s destiny; willing to allow you the ability to tap into fate itself. As soon as these polished pieces of power touch your skin you feel the gravity of your possibilities at work.You’re a busy person with busy, business to do, there’s no time for sub par D20’s and shallow D8’s. You need a set of dice that convey your attitude and capabilities. Buy, try, and rely on these dice for your everyday needs.Not sure whether you should stay in and cook or go to that restaurant you’ve heard so much about, roll a D8.Should you take that artesian pottery class at the Y, roll a D6.Not sure if you should finally succumb to your basic needs and finally have unprotected sex with your significant other even though you’re both not ready to have kids; however, you know you’re both fully committed, roll a D20.There’s a die here for every occasion, don’t miss out!

I really love these dice! They look really awesome as they are done in a way to look very old, as if they were made during medieval times! They are also pretty heavy and sturdy! Very fun dice to use! If you want really neat, different, and authentically old looking dice, made very well, these are the dice to get! I have been having a lot of fun playing online D&D with them during these challenging times!

My first Nat 20 was a knowledge check the second one was an attack roll. The second campaign I do was an attack roll and if I’m not rolling 20s the rolls are high! These dice not only look awesome they feel awesome that’s a great weight to them. Can’t wait to grab another set with color I went with the aged bronze for an old-time luck! Not only was the price great so is the warranty. This company is great highly recommended!

I am just getting my first taste of D&D and decided I was tired of sharing dice. I ordered these as I loved the look from the photos, the patina, and that hand tooled look. I am a small time leather worker myself and have a love for items that appear hand crafted. They are nice and heavy and I am the envy of everyone in my party now. I knew they were mine when my first roll in game was a nat 20.I love these dice so much that after my first session I decided they should have a dice bowl to compliment them. Off to the workshop I went and a few days later I have this. Can't wait for next game session. Great dice!

Very hefty dice that feel great in the hand.They’re actually so heavy that to get a good roll you kind of need to use the two hand “prayer hands” strategy to roll them (at least for me) otherwise they leave your hand weird.Ex. I rolled the d20 and the d12 4-5 times in a row right when I got them. One handed rolling I kept landing on the same number over and over because the way they left my hand + the weight caused them to fall kind straight down without spinning in the air lolProblem solved with two handed rolling, I love the feel and a very satisfying sound when rolled on a wood table.Just be aware that they’re not the easiest rollers

This is my favorite dice set currently. They are heavier than your standard plastic dice and have a nice weight in your hand. The numbers are easy to read.My only precautions are common sense but nonetheless; the d4 and d8 are a little sharp on the corners. They won't cut you but maybe don't leave them out where a pet could swallow it.And finally they are a little heavy so if you are on a surface that someone cares about you may consider using a dice box or something to roll on.

It's a very nice set of dice! It can be little hard to read at some angles but over all pretty good! I got some really high initiation rolls and a nat 20 to yeet a follow party member. I have a good feeling about the luck of these dice!