Cusdie 7-Die DND Dice, Polyhedral Dice Set with Frame, for Role Playing Game Dungeons and Dragons D&D Dice MTG Pathfinder (Pink/Green)

Update:I put them in an automatic roller and rolled them the equivalent of 50 times, fully one third of the ink/paint flaked off in the process from all of the dice. I decided to remove the rest with a sharp pin, after which I repainted them with Folkart Inca Gold metallic acrylic paint. Once dried I put them in the auto roller again and after 100 rolls they are fine.Update Conclusion:If you don't mind re-inking/painting them yourself they are fine.Pros:Nice distribution of color and sparkles.They pass the salt water test and roll in a nice random manner.Inking is good on all but one die, the percent die in my case, bright and sharp with all inking inside the lines and numbers.Cons:The percent die has missing ink and some is flaking off.Conclusion:Overall nice dice, but due to the issue with the percent die I may return these as I am concerned that the rest may lose their ink as well.

The colors don't match too well and the weight feels slightly off. You get what you pay for, but it gets the job done. It did come with a Christmas themed dice bag so that was cool.

Not what was pictured, I got the purple/green which should be a shimmer solid mix color with no glitter and gold lettering. Instead they are translucent with large glitter pieces and white lettering…

I am so so sad to be writing this. I didn’t care how close to the colors pictured it would be, I didn’t care if I would have to ink it again. I just wanted dice for my character Gonn and I thought these were perfect but when I got them it was pretty evident it wasn’t weighted right. I did both the floating test and the spinning test as well as rolling it and I consistently roll the same numbers. These dice are just unusable at this point and I’m so sad about it. Thankfully I got some other dice for Christmas that are much better. I won’t be buying again or recommending.

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