10-Die Double-Colors Polyhedral Dice Set with Pouches for D&D DND RPG MTG Dungeon and Dragons Table Board Roll Playing Games D4 D6 D8 D10 D% D12 D20

Good price good quality. Consistent colors and paints. I suggest pick up 2 sets or pickup smaller add on sets of dice from same brand

The set came with different colors of the dice. They were all fairly decent quality, and they are fun and easy to play with. They are a great deal!

I got these dice for myself for use in a D&D game. As the DM, I wanted some extras for my use, but also to be able to hand out to the players if they didn't bring some/have any. Once my family saw them they stole some for their own use. I've ended up buying these multiple times because they are a great low cost dice set that are great to use, and you don't feel bad passing them out to players and not getting them back.

These dice look decent, are pretty legible, and they're cheap. If you just need five sets of dice as a dungeon master for new players or whatever these are a great option.Personally, if I was just getting into Dungeons and Dragons or whatever game you're playing and I needed a set of dice just for myself, I would rather get one set of dice from a good brand like Chessex for the same price because I like the feeling of them a little better and you have so many options in terms of color and design.What I'm saying is there isn't anything *wrong* with these dice, but if you play DnD for any amount of time pretty soon you're gonna have a lot of dice in your collection and these dice are the first ones you're gonna stop using.If you're buying yourself your first set of dice, make em special for just a *little* bit more money and have a set that you'll always be fond of.These dice come with drawstring bags for each set of seven and a bigger drawstring bag to keep all the smaller bags in. The quality of these drawstring bags is horrible and they fell apart almost immediately for me.

They are dice. They are pretty. They roll numbers. Most important, they were inexpensive and therefore a great value. The d20 seems to roll each digit approximately once every 20 rolls on average while the d6 seems to roll each digit about every 6 rolls on average. Nice!

My first ever dice purchase. I use these for my DND campaigns and they work just as a regular dice would. I'm happy they come in each of their own little separate baggie.

We are a family of four, and we are all new to DnD so this set of five colors is great. If we need an extra die we can borrow from the fifth set. The colors are nice and the numbers are all easily read. We enjoy them a lot.

I am not a big fan of multicolored dice. However, these days really do a great job. They are glossy, but not too sleek, their integrity seems to be holding up well and 230 They roll really well although I do use a felt covered tower. You would do well to purchase these dice. I think that you, like me, will find the suit your needs well.

At the time of writing, any one colour set of these dice will cost £5.15, thus, any two, say green and blue, will cost over £10... Yet, you can get ALL FIVE sets, with fabric holding bags, for £9.50... I don't really get that, but I am NOT complaining!Having obtained the full group of all five sets of dice, I have now used them with two of our custom TCGs and we really love them. Mostly because we now have a full set of dice for each faction in the game. It's not that you couldn't use any old dice, but it's BETTER to have a colour-coded set for each faction. No struggling to identify whose dice are which if they all end up rolled together.These are good solid dice which roll well on any smooth surface, preferably a padded rolling tray or such. Always land properly, clearly showing one facet vertically. Each set has a vivid, solid colour with random black swirls - except for the purple set, which has blue swirls. Much nicer than just a plain finish. The gold numbers on the dice are clear and very easily read.Each set of dice has its own little black fabric drawstring bag - plus you get a larger black fabric drawstring bag to put the smaller bags in (with dice in them).An excellent set at an excellent price that can equip up to five players or game factions.

Dice are dice, so can't say much. I give out these to newbies when I'm a DM and they've always appreciated the starting set rather than sharing communal die.

Great quality and came with lovely individual bags. Die look great and were fun to use in my first D&D game.

Look great work well would recommend.

Very fast delivery (1 day even though I chose standard delivery) 2 days earlier than estimated. Very surprised and happy to find it when I got home.The dice are coloured very nicely;- The Yellow & Green isn't too bright and so its not overpowering or hard to read the white font numbers. Nice surface area share of each colour too (dominantly green with yellow veins). White font.- The Dark Blue & Purple work very well together and the mixing adds a nice fade effect in places. (50/50 colour share - works really well with these colours). Gold / Yellow font.-The Grey & Brown colours work surprisingly well together and might be my favourite colour combination, very happy to have this dice over the Green & Black one (both shown in the first picture). White font.-The Red & Black one is alright but I would have preferred more black in some of the dice, I think if the colour dominance was inverted (mainly black with red veins) it would look better but that's probably down to personal preference. Gold font.- The Blue & Black set is in a similar situation to the Red & Black dice and in my opinion it would benefit from more black and less blue.Overall I'm very happy with the dice and even though the colours could be more to my liking I got exactly what I paid for in very fast time and I'm very pleased with the quality of the dice and the bags that come with them. Especially for the discount they are at as of my review & purchase (42% off).