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This is a review for the new multicolored metal dice for 2019.I own many sets of metal dice. First off, there are a lot of things I love in these dice. The rounded corners on the d4's and d6's and d8's are really nice for rolling compared to the earlier styles with sharper corners, and the designs are gorgeous. I love this new design overall, and the multiple contrasting colors on each die are really visually pleasing. I think this mold is particularly nice for functionality and looks.However, there are some serious issues with their production process here. Firstly, several of the dice aren't quite numbered in the "standard" order around the various faces, but I can live with this (still annoying). But more importantly, the d4's in both sets I bought were numbered totally wrong, with most dice showing the same number on 2 sides of a die while the third side showed a different, incorrect number. This has something to do with the way the dice are colored. For instance, when rolling a d4, 2 sides of the die report the roll as a 3 while the last side says it's a 2. This is totally confusing, and while they roll better, they are not worth the hassle of deciphering after rolling them.I didn't notice this until in the middle of dm'ing my last d&d session and a player started arguing with me about a roll's result. Turns out we were both right, only looking at different sides of the die. I was very annoyed that my new awesome dice which roll great are basically useless. I really hope the manufacturer gets this issue fixed, as it doesn't seem to be a problem with earlier styles.Sadly, I would not recommend these for now, regardless of the design improvements, unless you plan to discard the d4's. If this issue were fixed, they would be my absolute favorite metal dice sets.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  To start out, I absolutely love how the dice look. I love the weight, durability, and how easy it was to figure out that I wanted these bad boys. Unfortunately, while playing dnd I had to roll a d4 and noticed that the number alignment is messed up. Instead of the points sides showing me a 1,2,3 or 4, they each showed something different. I wanted to see if this was the case in the images provided by you guys, and after a quick glance it was. This news leaves me in a predicament. On one hand, If there was close examination of the images on my end, I would have known not to buy them. On the other hand as a seller you should not give your target audience(s) incomplete or "mismanufactured" product. These dice in themselves are pretty great in quality, this is just my only quarrel with them. I will not be using them anymore. If there is anything you guys would be able to do for me I would appreciate it, but of course, at the end I did buy dice that have a messed up d4 with images of the product being shown. Thank you.

Gorgeous. Heavy.Came with a pouch and eachdiewasin its own plastic bag inside so no banging about.The weights I got were as follows (all weights in grams):D4: 5.4D6: 15.69D8: 9.29D10: 14.27 (single digit)D10: 14.41 (double digits)D12: 20.38D20: 27.42

Love the dice. They came individually bagged in little plastic baggies to prevent any rubbing during transit, came packed in a decent sized velvet drawstring bag and then that bag is inside a larger plastic bag. The dice are definitely heavy and require a little tweaking to your rolling. Gone are the days of simply dropping your dice and watching it bounce until it lands on a number. These will work well in dice towers or with a dice rolling tray. With them being heavy and metal, watch what surfaces you do roll them on...avoid scratching your DM's nice kitchen table by using a rolling tray (sold separately).There are some minor blemishes and tool marks on the dice, but honestly I didn't expect them to be completely flawless. Barely noticeable unless you are holding a single dice and studying each face.What every DM needs to set themselves apart from the players. Or just a player "moving up" in the dice society. These will probably be the only dice I will ever use again. I assume that with them being solid metal there shouldn't be any issues with bubbles or gas pockets like plastic dice are plagued with...but since they are metal I can't use the typical testing methods of "floating the dice in salt water" to check...for obvious reasons.Would by again (another set for a friend or family member)!

The dice look nice, seem well constructed... but these are not the same as the picture. The picture seems to have a sparkle, these are just a navy blue. That being said, never too many dice so I'm not sending them back. Just be aware... no sparkles.

The dice themselves are good quality and have a nice weight to them. And they don't have the odd misprinted D4 that a lot of people here have been having happen. But I tried TWICE to get the Ocean Blue set and was give this white dice with black edges both times....I ordered it the first time and they gave me these white ones by mistake. not a big deal, mistakes happen. I try one more time. Still wrong, and it was the same exact mistake! So I wouldn't recommend getting dice from them.The weirdest thing about this to me is they don't show these white dice as a option? Just strange all around...I am going to be return both dice and finding new dice elsewhere.very disappointed....