Cusdie Metal Dice with Metal Box, 7 PCs DND Dice, Polyhedral Dice Set with Dragon Font, for Role Playing Game Dungeons and Dragons D&D Dice MTG Pathfinder Math Teaching (Red Copper with Green Numbers)

I am a gamer and I own quite a lot of dice.. (many of us do)well over 50lbs of 'regular dice'..two shelves of 'gaming dice'..my actual 'play dice' consists of 3 or 4 sets per character I have ready to play (which equals to 120+ sets)..and the last time I rearranged my room and did a deep clean, I found a dozen sets (I can probably find a few sets in my car)..I have watched hundreds of hours on dice making, the history of dice making, and the various innovations that are going on with materials in dice making.I really.. .really.. really like dice.CUSDIE, generally, makes excellent dice. I have yet to be disappointed.So, when I found out that they had new metal sets I was quite excited to test out a set and critique it.Appearance: 9The new font is awesome, however.. if you are getting older.. you will want to get a set where the numbers are quite bright. Black, on an ancient silver gray, wasn't the easiest for some of my older friends to see. The set I chose, which is the ancient silver/gun metal, was very pleasing to the eye.. they looked war torn and battle ready.Weight: 10these felt great in the hand, without being so dense that they would damage easily damage a table, tray, or tower. One common problem with metal dice is that they can be so heavy they refuse to truly roll, I didn't experience this issue. While feeling quite hefty, they never rolled up short.Feel: 10one problem I have had with past metal dice is that the edges can be quite sharp, the d4 can cause serious harm if stepped on. Not these, the edges were rounded and smoothed and very comfortable. They were a delight to roll time after time after time.I am quite harsh with my judgement's of dice.. I don't cut them any slack. If a set is crap, but pretty.. I say they are crap, but pretty. (I have many sets that are crap, but pretty)These dice are pretty and very well made. With these new sets, CUSDIE continues their tradition of excellence.

Love this design. I got the "cusdie Metal Dice with Metal Box, 7 PCs DND Dice, Polyhedral Dice Set with Dragon Font, for Role Playing."They didn't have any bubble wrap in the large box it came it, but it was in a small business ziplock. But it came in a metal case with a see through window. so they are fine. Plus they are heavy and durable so that's great. Love the font with the dragons. So excited to use these.

I really love these die. They are a pretty significant weight, which gives a good roll. I would recommend using a dice tray though, as to not damage your table papers if you become overzealous and roll hard.They are a beautiful color that change slightly in the light, which I just adore! Great to start with for my first dnd campaign.

These dice are pretty. But in hind sight they are pretty useless since in practice the numbers are so hard to read you are spending 30s trying to figure out if the “7” Shape you see is a 1 or a 7.I strongly suggest never using these dice for combat or DMing when you need to stop and examine the die after every roll to try to figure out the number.

These are really unique dice. They're nice and large, and the dragon font is very cool and original, but still easy enough to read that it isn't distracting. The numbers are etched deeply into the metal and they have an antiqued finish that is pleasing and makes them feel ancient.

Love these dice. Only complaint would be having to memorize the difference between the 1 and the 7. They look almost identical. The 7 has a curly on the top right.

Definitely a fun set for a collection. They have some weight to them which is nice. My only caveat is some numbers are difficult to read due to the serpentine pattern.

When of the nicest sets I've found for the price it is a little hard to tell the 1 from the 7.