Paladin Roleplaying Scifi D2 Coin - Gunmetal Silver

Love this as an edc / challenge coin. Well priced and nice design. Good bit of pocket carry fun.

I got this for use with our heavily-customized Star Realms TCG, and it serves its purpose for such excellently.It's a good hefty object, a notable weight on the fingers when flipping it. For coin-tossing purposes, it spins very well indeed.The design in the metal is well cast, featuring on one side a kind of vortex drawing in some globules - or possibly a large number of planets pursuing elliptical orbits too closely to each other for gravitational comfort. On the other side is a cruciform pattern over some intricate circuitry lines. Makes it a good accessory for any sci-fi gaming where you need to make a choice between A and B, test your luck, etc...A very high-quality item for gamers who take their gaming seriously.

This coin is a decent oversized coin for role play use. It has a paladin themed top and a circle / planet orbit like bottom. It has a suitable ping sound when flipping.At just under £7 it is a novelty piece, but it sure does stand out, so if it fits your table it's worth the money.

This is a really nice item. Normally a D2 is simply any coin you have available and so it's nice to have something a little more unusual.This is a nice hefty coin with distinct sides that make it suitable for 50/50 decisions.Happy to use this but I think purists might want something closer to the genre they're roleplaying in

I have a lot of anime and gaming themed coins in a collectible case and this is a nice one to add to it. It was less expensive than my other coins.It's a nice weight, the colors are great, and it's highly detailed. Nice ridging when I rub my thumb over it. I don't intend to use it for gaming. Apparently, it would be flipped instead of rolling a dice, which is a cool use for it. For a tabletop gamer, this would be a cool gift. It's inexpensive enough to be a 'just because' gift as well, or a stocking stuffer. It would also be a good prize for a game or for parties or campaigns.

size and pattern were exactly as expected but I was hoping this would be a bit heavier in the hand but it would probably need to be a bit thicker to achieve that. I plan to keep it in my pocket as a fidget coin as needed.

I'm not sure exactly how this would be used for roleplaying but it seems well made and like a very interesting piece to incorporate into a campaign if coins are a part of your adventures. It is made of metal and had a decent weight to it. If you need a coin like this, this is a good choice!

This is very reminiscent (in size what and detailing) of many of the challenge coins I received in the military. Both sides are distinctively designed as to allow using this coin for head/tails coin toss. The coin has excellent detailing on both sides and all sides were machined as to not have any razor sharp edges. Nice novelty coin for display, use for rpg, and/or as a card marker.

Cool coin for Yes/No or just to carry around in your pocket to play with and show off. Good sharp relief of the pattern on both sides, good looking piece! I'm very happy with it.