MIYUDAIS Polyhedral Metal Game Dice Cream Pink with Gold Trims 7pc Set for Dungeons and Dragons RPG MTG Table Games D&D Pathfinder Shadowrun and Math Teaching

I got the rose gold hollow dice.They have a nice weight to them, and they make a nice jingling sound when you roll them.They numbers are mostly very good. There's a couple smaller numbers that aren't completely filled in, but they're still readable.One thing I noticed about the D20 compared to the others is that all the other dice have a lip on the edge. The gear pattern on most of the dice is a little below the height of the edge, and the number itself sticks out again to the same depth as the edge. The D20 doesn't have that lip, so I would guess they used a different technique.The D20 also has little bits of extra metal in the teeth of the gears. Some of them look to be structural, but others look like they just weren't cut out completely.I haven't finished testing for fairness. Obviously, I couldn't do the saltwater test, but experimentally, I found that the d4 is pretty fair, the d6 seemed slightly biased against 1s, 2s, and 3s, and the d8 seemed pretty fair. I haven't tested the d10, percentile, d12, or d20 yet.

I've been collecting dice for a little over a year now, and was really excited when I first saw these dice, but now that I have them, sadly I'm left disappointed. I got the White and Gold set, but when they arrived I discovered that they weren't actually white, but were actually instead just a standard silver-like color of metal with gold numbers. As for rolling, I mean they're dice, so they give you a number, but they don't so much roll as they do land on whichever side you let it go on, meaning it's pretty easy to force the roll you want if you tried. And the worst part was that some of the dice don't even look fully made. For example, on the d20 alone there were 3 main issues: 1- some of the numbers aren't even fully gold and are partially silver instead. 2- Some of the gears behind the numbers are only like half of a full gear, as if the other half was just disposed of. And probably the most annoying is 3- The number 12 is just not on it. I checked, and it definitely didn't fall off into the bag or anything like that, it just straight up doesn't exist.I am going to refund this purchase as soon as I can.

I am a dice set junkie. I have well over 2 pounds of dice and more sets than I can count. My husband bought these for me so I could own a set of metal dice as I was jealous of his (not this brand) they were delivered 30 mins before our D&D game started and I was so excited. While they are metal dice, the edges are sharp. If you buy, don’t but the D4 in your hand and squeeze. It’s pretty painful, but I couldn’t resist trying it. 😂

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  So, I really like the dice. One flaw is that they are described as white dice with green number, but they are silver not white. This gives them a little less contrast with the green lettering. They still are very easy to read and look great. What I love is that they jingle!!!!! Giving the dice a undeniable charm.

Are they nice? Eh... overall quality of these is mediocre. This is not my 1st set of metal dice, but it will be my last set from this seller.$20 isn't a hefty price for some, but I'm selective with my dice purchases.These arrived in a plastic bag, which held a velvet bag. Inside was another plastic bag, with each die in an individual tinier plastic bag. Super wasteful in terms of plastic, and didn't do anything to preserve the appearance of the die.My D20 looks extremely used and worn down. Pock marks in the metal, a significant number of scratches, and the metal coating is peeling off in places on almost every single die received. From far away they're of acceptable quality, but up close appearances they look shoddy and not worth the money spent.Overall

I GOT STRUCK WITH THE DUAL DICE, NOOOOOOIt's probably a statisical anomaly, but I got hit with 2d8 in my set rather than a d4 and a d8.Other than that, the set looks nice, there were some manufacture defects, like a little bit of the gear was covered in some blue plastic (used to make the facets) but honestly could probably scrape it off with a knife or so. If you wanna buy for show, you're clearly gonna wanna buy a set that's more stringent on quality control, but this is gonna be plenty for me.I'm just gonna wait on my amazon replacement, and hope I get a REAL full set!

These are so nice!They are definitely on the heavy side, and demand the use of a protective rolling tray or other similar such option. This being said, I personally find that the heft makes them all the more satisfying to toss around.The only tiny little thing that's bothering me is that the opposing numbers are not aligned on the d8 (opposing sides usually will add up to the sum of 9: 1 and 8, 2 and 7 etc...)This doesn't actually affect rolls (as far as I know) and all the others are perfect, so I still feel these deserve 5/5.They are beautiful, and seem to roll fairly.Can't wait to see how they treat me in-game!

It is my first dice set, but I love it. They're nice and solid, but light at the same time. The sound of that d20 rolling... OH! So nice. It sounds like rolling a Nat 20 every time. :3 I literally just roll it sometimes while waiting on other's turns because it feels so nice (it is silenced with cloth so as not to be distracting or annoying). I was thrown off by how much smaller the d4, and especially the d8 is compared to the rest... but maybe all dice sets are like that? They're clearly bigger than a monopoly die (for example), but notably small compared to the d20 or d6. I'm not complaining about the sizes, I think each die is awesome and feels great to roll. I just (as a noob) didn't expect it. Maybe every dice set is like this, or perhaps it is necessary due to them being hollow? Not sure, but I'm definitely glad I got this set. As a person who likes to "buy once and cry once," I'm glad this is the set I opted for. Paint & material quality seems outstanding so far. No chips or scratches, but I have strictly rolled on a soft cotton shirt or similar material to avoid dice bludgeoning damage, or table - surface piercing damage. :3

When I purchased these dice. I thought they would give almost a cathedral glass look that would match my other dice just fine. I really liked the green, yellow, and pink I saw... But when I purchased them... There's really no pink to be seen unless under very direct light. So they really only show up green and yellow.The most important point being is that the glitter wasn't clean off all the numbers making some dice rolls questionable without thoroughly inspecting them. To be fair, it does show glitter directly on the numbers in the picture.The summary being... Even as a "first" set of metal dice. You might want to look for something a little more polished and legible. These aren't the dice I thought they were and don't personally use for any games of chance. I let other people borrow these and they complain just the same.

These dice are even more beautiful than I imagined! I love the weight and the colours are gorgeous. All sides are fully painted and the rose gold is beautiful.Each die came individually packaged and the dice came with a soft velvet-like carrying bag. The text is very easy to read, 6 and 9 are clearly marked, and rolls seem to be random enough that I won't be rolling suspiciously high or low.I'm so happy with these and they are my new favourite DnD dice, for sure!

Son dados grandes y ligeros lo que es bueno, pues usualmente los dados de metal son muy pesados pero estos no. Eso si son ruidosos, cuando los tiras suenan como el triangulo de metal de las orquestas

These dice are gorgeous, got them for my friend for xmas because they're her favorite colors so I hope she likes them ❤️

Absolutely nothing like what I ordered. There is nothing Rose or Gold about these dice. I returned them.