Haxtec Metal DND Dice Set Classic Collection D&D Polyhedral Dice for Dungeons and Dragons TTRPG-Black Blue Numbers

Bought this for DnD sessions. Love them. Heavy set of metal dice feel expensive when in reality they arent i've seen how pricey these bad boys can get.I'd recommend a rolling matt if you're going to use metal die. To protect the die and the surface you're rolling on. These dice are good quality, numbers are clearly legible and the colours are pretty much what you see on the pic. Copper and dark sparkled green. They look stunning.

Arrived next day (prime delivery). All of the dice were in the leather bag, inside a large plastic sandwich bag, and every dice was also in its own smaller plastic sandwich bag! I had to laugh, very meticulous and safe in the package. The package also contained a lovely business card style thing with some writing from the supplier, very sweet and the reason I'm writing this review.They look stunning in person! Exactly like the photos, beautiful colours and solid silver borders and text. They're metal, so they're got some heft to them, and they read well. The bag is a lovely touch, room for more than one set inside and fastens tightly; it takes some force to open without using the button, so I doubt anything will fall out. I am not convinced it's true leather, but that's purely because the set is relatively cheap; I wouldn't actually know. It passes for leather or scales just fine, so either way it's very nice.Sadly I can't speak for the way they roll or the number layout; these were bought for my partner and I have little to no tabletop experience to compare them to. However, I'm certain she's going to love them! I almost want to keep them myself, and if I do get into DnD, I know where I'll be getting my first few sets from!Thank you! Very pleased with the purchase, and I can't wait to give them to my partner on Christmas.

Although I ordered the Navy Blue Purple Shift metal dice set, I received the Midnight Blue Purple Shift set instead which wasn't even an option to that I could pick from! I made do with this set and I quite like them. They are quite large and weighty and roll with a satisfying thud. I feel the angled corners on the D6 make it roll a bit further than the usual (smaller) metal dice. The colour shift with the midnight blue/purple combination isn't showy at all and is quite subtle. I found it best to have a bright light source at a good angle to see the effect, but it's pretty impressive once you get it in the right light.

If you've ever wanted to roll the dice that gods use these are them. Have you ever wondered how celestial beings decide on who dies, who goes through hideous life ruining trauma and who becomes a successful Instagram model that never has to work a day in their life? These are what they use.

Wish I was at uni and playing d&d 2nd edition again! Could wax superlative about man, it's really cool it changes colour and everything. As a mature person I feel constrained to add stuff about good value, well-made, and has a really good heft. Beats the plastic d&d crayon me in red box dice, no contest!

Colours are not exactly as the ones shown online but they are still quite nice. They are very heavy so I don't recommend throwing them directly on the table. Also don't recommend throwing them together as they get bruised easily on the edges.

These dice are everything I wanted since I decided to treat myself to some nicer metal dice, The brass colour is nice and the metal means they're decently weighty so they give an audible thump when they hit the table. They seem balanced and give varied numbers. The only issue I have with them is that the d4 is a bit smaller than the rest leading to a few terrifying situations where I'm carefully treading around my room looking for a small pointy metal object before my foot finds it.

These dice are so well made, feel super substantial and the colour is really lovely. Easy to read, super sturdy but you certainly don’t want to tread on one! Both my son and husband love them and have bought as gifts for similarly nerdy friends,