D6 Metal Dice Set, HNCCESG 6 Sided Dice 6 Pieces Solid Metal Game Dice for DND Dungeons and Dragons Role Playing Game RPG Pathfinder Shadowrun Warhammer D&D Accessories Gift (Glitter Blue)

They are almost like a piece of jewelry. Well Done!

What you see is what you get! I was afraid the glittery look would appear different upon purchase, but I wasn't disappointed.

I say this a lot when talking about dice, but 99.9999999% of the dice you can buy out there - whether six-sided or other polyhedrals - are not going to be truly 100% random. The goal in all cases is to be random enough.These dice are just that: random enough.But they're a bit hard to read. Not because the purple doesn't stand out against the dark metal finish (it does), but because counting lines on these dice is non-intuitive.They look great. They have a very satisfying heft to them, and their clatter when rolled is impressive. And - yes - they're random enough for purpose.It just takes me way too long to interpret what I've just rolled with them.

These are fun and eye catching die, they feel good in the hand and look just awesome. They definitely catch the eye of fellow players and are just a treat to toss and read. They are also fun pieces to just have sitting out in a dish decoratively. These would make for a neat gift for any gamer in your life.

Watch your orders from this vendor - they placed the wrong dice set inside of their shipping box, and disabled the ability to swap my order for the correct set. Returning for an Amazon refund.The dice themselves looked good.

I'm always on the lookout for dice that's thematically appropriate to a game, legible, and fun to roll. This metal dice set fits perfectly for sci-fi games that use D6s (like Shadowrun).Each face has a number of lines, with some of them running over an edge. Any side that is a number higher than three creeps onto a nearby face.This set consists of six dice, each a different color: red, orange, green, blue, glitter blue, and purple. I particularly like the color variation, because it's much easier to add them up at a glance.There colors can be helpful in distinguishing different damage types as well as different players (assign each player a color and never be confused as to who rolled what again!). Overall, an excellent set that feels hefty and appropriate to cyberpunk.

The dice are well packaged, and shipped in a metal tin containing a from fitted foam, and each die has a cutout, so they are not just free floating during shipping!The dice themselves are cool to the touch, maybe a bit too slippery (polished metal), but have a nice heft to them when rolling. I'd highly suggest the use of a die mat when using these, as the dice might scratch your surface (or themselves) if used regularly, but even a bit of "battle damage" on these would probably look great!For roll consistency/balance, they appear to be well balanced (huge concern given the facing details) and I've not really seen a bias in their rolling tendency (so far pretty consistently "random"), not sure how'd they would do if being used for "stacking" tricks, but overall, for dice, they've been a nice addition to my bag, and have pulled for than a couple of questions when i break them out!Ass with most dice, these are small enough to be a potential choking hazard, so while heavy enough to (hopefully) not be an easy pick-up, I'd not leave these out around small children, pets, or that drunken buddy who always seems to find ways to try to eat your dice...

These dice have a futuristic look to them, definitely unique in comparison to your basic dice with dots. They are solidly made…heavy cubes of metal. Not only could these be used for games, but as part of your decor…they are like little works of abstract art. Definitely a conversation starter. I like them and recommend them.

Die Würfel sehen gut aus.Aber ich bin mir etwas unschlüssig, ob sie richtig ausbalanciert sind.Hier fallen sehr oft die 1.