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I think these dice are beautiful, but the seller's image seems to have the contrast and saturation pumped all the way up, and this is clearly not what the dice look like in real life. I'm also not sure why they're labeled as the "Red & Black" option when the "Red" is more of a hot pink. I've seen these same dice listed on other sites so I knew what I was getting, this is just a PSA for others.The dice, while different than the seller's photos are beautiful, have good inking, and don't have any visible flaws. The bag they came in seems higher quality than the ones I've gotten at a similar price point.UPDATE: The seller has changed the listing to say "Hot Pink & Black"

These dice are an interesting addition to my collection. They are well-made and without any defects such as warped edges or bubbles.PROS:Interesting concept that is unlike any other tiered-color translucent dice I've seen. The speckles are like little particles of colors, as if color was somehow sprayed inside the clear resin. It has an interesting look and black and red contrast nicely. It's definitely unique and those who want unique dice will want these.CONS:I feel that there is not quite enough of the black and red paint/dye inside the dice. I would prefer if the color was a bit more densely packed. They look cool, but overall they have a more translucent feel than anything. Since the color speckles are not that densely packed, they can sort of interfere with reading the numbers easily depending on the color of the surface they are on. I also think that 2 colors makes the transition a bit sharp... a third color would help the colors transition better.In conclusion, I feel that these are pretty cool. My suggestions for HD would be to experiment with adding more color speckles so that the color is more densely packed. I would also love to see them try this same technique but with 3 colors instead. I would be interested in future versions of this product that includes different color variations.

Well if you have been cruising the net for dice like me, and ended up here; well you won't be disappointed. Easy to read regular sized dice that are well crafted like the ones you would buy from the big name makers. I got this set thinking they were glow in the dark (silly me for not actually reading the description) but I am not discouraged. The oddly green blobby coloring is really nice in person and adds character to this not run of the mill set. they Grew on me the more I stared at them , and their appearance is very similar to a white jade with gold inking.

It's a cool design idea for dice, very unique, but the problem is that the "red and black" version are actually very pink. They do not look like the pictures. I didn't want pink dice, and probably won't end up using these. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the bag the dice came in. It's actually a thick, sturdy-feeling nylon not just the standard cheap velvety pouch.

Really love these cute dice.Pros:- They came with a nice little grey bag to hold them and I use that to carry them to my tabletop games.- I am very picky about the fonts on my die in particular, and these are super easy to read. The gold stands out against the color of the dice and the font is clear.- The dice themselves feel well made and are heavy enough.- Love the colors and people often compliment me on my pretty die or want to borrow them for a roll.Cons:- The images on the post are clearly photoshopped so the saturation is higher, making them look brighter and more colorful. The actual colors are more muted but still very pretty.

They’re beautiful dice in person don’t get me wrong. But...I don’t know if they’re cursed or the dice gods just hate me or something, but my rolls are almost always terrible. I use one of my other sets and I’m fine, but this specific set rolls bad 85% of the time. I contemplated sending them back. I give them to my husband and they roll average. Sigh. Must be the dice gods.That being said, I’ll use these sometimes when I DM if I want to go a little easy on my players. (Don’t tell them I said that.)

I included a picture with these because I was looking for bright dice, and these were anything but. They're a very milky watered down color that work great for, say, outspoken rogues or soft colors, but not at all what I was looking for for my Bard character. Honestly would not have bought them if they were shown to be as... watered down? as the colors are. They're still a nice dice set but you should know what you're getting when it comes to color, since that's most of what, I at least, base my dice buying on.

I love the size and weight of these dice. They're not too light and they're beautiful. Some of the numbers aren't filled in with gold paint all the way, but considering the price, I'm willing to accept some flaws.