Rhode Island Novelty Boston America Dungeon and Dragons D&D DND D20 +1 Potion Sour Candy Collectible Tin - One (1) Tin - Sour Cherry Flavor

I wear extra small gloves and that's the size of the tin. I only bought it for the tin, it's cute, small and matches my current dice I have. The candies are brighter red in person it's just dark in my home. The tin has has a lot of storage for dice.The candies are why it's disappointing. I didn't find them sour, tart or even sweet. They are pretty tasteless for me.

I mainly bought this because I loved the tin that the candy was packaged in. I love the little mana potion shape of the candy. I normally don’t care for the taste of artificial cherry flavor, even though I love the fruit. I love orange and other flavors that have a bit of tartness to them when it comes to candy. So when I saw it was sour cherry flavored I thought I would give it a shot. I figured if I didn’t like the candy, I’d just throw it out and keep the tin. initially I wasn’t very interested in the candy. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the candy. It reminded me of Sweet Tarts which I do like. The candy has a similar texture to Sweet Tarts. Also, since the candy is supposed to be sour cherry flavored, it does have a nice tartness. I loved that the candy was packaged in a plastic bag and set inside the tin. It stays fresher and keeps it from getting damaged or broken. Would definitely buy this again!

Okay so shame on me for not reading the description more carefully. But shame on this Vendor for having their main picture look like you're getting a displays worth of tins. I should have known it was to good to true. I'm not a candy fan so I guess I just bought an extremely expensive tin. Woo!

Buy this for the tin...not the candy. That said, you need to see what the tin looks like from the side. It's a cute novelty, but don't kid yourself that you're getting anything close to a d20.I can't say the candies taste *bad* because they would need a flavor for that. The candy is utterly flavorless. Tylenol's coating has more flavor. I'm serious, these aren't even sweet, let alone cherry-flavored, even if you chew up a bunch of them at once.If you're using these as an edible prop for healing potions in a LARP, get some Pez, TicTacs, or wax bottles, or prep some test tubes with Kool-Aid instead. These just taste sad.

I was genuinely surprised that candies are not excessively sweet which is awesome! Definitely recommend to try at least once. Very nice small present for someone who's into D&D.

Made a fun addition to our DND night

Over $7 for 1 tin & the pictures show it as a full case but you won't get the display case even if you buy multiples.. You'll just get the tins rattling around getting scratched up. This is not only overpriced, it is also misleading. Bad form.

I'm always on the look out for D&D novelty items. My son likes the candy and plans on using the case for his micro dice.