AUSTOR 7-Die Metal DND Dice Set Dungeons and Dragons Polyhedral Roll Playing Dice with Box D20 D12 D10 D% D8 D6 D4 for Pathfinder MTG RPG Board Games

Got my dad these as a father's day gift and he loved them, matched his characters skin and these are HEAVY! Not hallow at all, for him they balance out nicely hes not just throwing them off the table every time he rolls, great weight for people who are used to heavier items, color is great! Size is small yet mighty! Very legible, worth the money for these, you'll feel like youre carrying actual bronze coins with these!

Very cool bought for my son ,he loves them.

A HIT with me and my D&D group. I love them 10/10 would recommend. Unless you’re a wooden table. In that case, please use a Dice Pad to roll on because these WILL dent. Side Note: Mega Blue Eyes White Dragon vibes

Dice look great, quite a heaviness to them. However the case they came in, is quite dinged. The case was not protected at all.

amazing item must buy for dnd nerds amazing feel and good build quality and the color is just as good in the pictures. balanced and fun to use at the table. They are worth the money and the metal feels very nice.

The dice are great. They roll well. When I miss the dice tray, they make a satisfying thud on the table. Another player at the table, said that they are very regal.I purchased the purple and gold dice. They are gorgeous but are hard to read. They are hard to read in the vendor picture. To solve the problem, I painted the numbers white.

These are well made dice but they are bigger and heavier than I expected. I was expecting regular size metal dice with more heft. In the same dice case slot that holds a set of standard sized dice, these dice take up two, or three if you're not letting the enormous d4 get too aggressive with it's painfully pointy corners. And there's a lot of reviews saying they roll well. They don't. They just flop well. Almost zero roll to be had unless you're chucking it across the table. Oh, and like everyone else said, they're nearly unreadable. I'm pretty sure they used the knock-off harry potter font on dafont to make these, because roughly half the numbers look like they're half lightning bolts, without the casting accuracy to achieve that resolution.Outside of functionality complaints, these dice are great. They look amazing, they feel absurdly solid, and they draw a sense of awe from all but the most discerning tables.So instead of rolling them, I've started passing them out as hero tokens at my table. My players end up remembering their hero tokens a lot more than when I was using 1" dry-erase tokens because they're fidgeting with their tokens and denting my table the whole time now.And the case sucks. Came wildly bent.

I've had the dice for a week and I've received numerous compliments, including one guy saying the d20 was a "table breaker". Bold and large, you feel like you're really getting a strong roll with every shake of your hand.