DND Galaxy Dice Set, Star Trails Core Sharp Edge Handmade Dice with Gift Box 7 PCS for Role Playing Dungeons and Dragons Ttrpg, RPG Polyhedral Resin Dice (BlackBlue)

I bought these as a gift for somebody and she absolutely loved them. They are very pretty and seem to be very good quality.

I really like how these dice look, and they definitely caught some stares at our last gaming session. They roll well and I have no complaints. The "sharp edges" are actually pretty sharp though. Not so much that you'll actually get cut or anything, but if you put them in your hand you probably won't want to close your fist around them, because they will poke you.

They’re great.

I recently purchased the DND Galaxy Dice Set in BluePink and I am beyond thrilled with my purchase! The quality and clarity of the colors in these dice are simply amazing. Each dice has sharp edges and is embedded with star trails that make it look like the universe is trapped inside. It's like rolling little galaxies on the gaming table!To top it off, these dice come in a sleek gift box with a foam insert that has cutouts for each die. It's not only a great way to store and protect them, but also makes for a perfect gift for any D&D player. I can already imagine the excitement on my friend's face when I surprise them with this gorgeous set.When it comes to usage, these dice are perfect for RPGs like Dungeons and Dragons, Savage World, Warhammer, Yahtzee, and Pathfinder. They definitely add a touch of allure to our gaming sessions and become the topic of conversation every time we roll them.Overall, I highly recommend the DND Galaxy Dice Set. Its eye-catching design, superior quality, and vibrant colors make it a must-have for any tabletop gamer. So go ahead and treat yourself or surprise your gaming buddies with this stunning set. You won't be disappointed!

These are really nice looking dice. I got the blue/pink versions, and the combination of colors is very reminiscent of general "galactic nebula" colors, which works well with the swirling galaxy in there. They're not nearly as vibrant as the product images make them out to be, but my photo shows what you'll see in normal lighting; they're still quite pretty.They're fairly sharp-edged dice, so they roll well. I tried the float test with them, and they all seem to be random enough for casual gaming purposes.One kinda weird thing about them is that the galaxy seems like it should be visible when you roll a maximum roll on a die, and indeed, that is the case for five of the seven. The two oddballs are for the d6 and amazingly the d20, which has the galaxy visible for rolling a 1! I don't know if that's a mistake, an oversight, or a very weird choice, but it is a head-scratcher. Still, these are a very nice set overall, especially for a Planescape or Spelljammer campaign.

It wasn't the color combination as shown on the image, it seemed dull or like it lacked the spark of excitement.

This is beautiful set! The die are clear, shiny, and <almost> look too nice to use. This set is definitely giftable for those in your life that would appreciate something like this.While the price is a bit high for a 'set of dice' I feel it is well worth it!

These dice have a really cool design that showcases their namesake (galaxy) well! There is spiral galaxy art present on each dice that looks really good with the backdrop of the shifting blues of the background which give it a nice effect when you land on the number with the galaxy swirl.The only issues I have with these are:The galaxy swirls are not on a consistent number such as the highest or lowest number on each diceThe swirls are slightly off center on some of these dice.Not major issues, but for people who care about symmetry, this could be a dealbreaker.Still, they proved a great gift and are always fun to see played at my table!