Wiz Dice Series III - DND Dice Set (105 Dice, 15 Sets of 7 Unique Colors) - Perfect DND Gifts - Role Playing Dice DND Accessories for TTRPG MTG Dice Games -D&D Dice Game Sets in Unique Finishes

I love buying random dice, sometimes for me and sometimes to give away to other gamers I know. This pack went (primarily) into my dice bag, with a few sets each going to my immediate family because I was feeling magnanimous (and my dice bag is starting to overflow).First, let me say how much I love the names of the sets. My youngest heard "goblin teeth" and immediately grabbed them. Each set is a name a gamer will appreciate.Second, these are very well made dice. Each set had good contrast between the die color and the color of the number. I haven't had a chance to do exhaustive rolling, but the rolls I did make came out nicely random. The coloring is exactly what I would expect - even for the opaque dice, just enough transparency in the translucent dice to sparkle.Third, the sets are ready to hand out to others as is. I'm used to either pounds of random dice where you make your own sets or purchasing single sets. These were 15 individually bagged sets inside a larger zippered bag.All in all, this are great sets of dice for a great price. When the next series comes out, expect me to buy more!

I got the 100+ random selection and I was beyond lucky and got all of the colors I wanted. However there were some defective dice in my purchase. 1xd12 that is smooshed and unusable, 1xd4 with a hole in it were the worst ones. A number of d12s (5 where it was more noticeable) that were kind of squished on the "4" side- running your finger over the side you could feel it dip in and 3xd10 that had little chips or cracks on the edge. The rest of the dice were in great condition and I think will be excellent additions to my dice pool. I have in the past purchased the Series 1 of the Wiz Dice pack and had no problems with any of those dice. Even with the defects this was still a good purchase for the number of good dice that I got and how good the sets look.EDIT:I contacted the company and provided pictures of my defective dice and they sent me replacements for all of the dice I had issues with. The replacements were sent out quickly and arrived in excellent condition. A+ customer service and this increases the likelihood that I would buy another random lot from them...them series II colors looking nice too. Overall this was an excellent experience.

The package doesn't usually come with incomplete sets as the product name may imply. They are super durable dice with many nice colors. You can barely tell the difference unless you made a side-by-side comparison but they are actually slightly smaller than standard dice but, not by much. They don't have pips (dots) on them, they use numbers (You won't find anything above a D6 with pips on it that I know of) instead. The numbers themselves can be black, white or gold depending on the color of the die. None are solid colors, usually they are swirled with two complimenting colors, sometimes you can get colors that are see-through and have glitter in them which is neat. My favorite color is abyssal mist which is a buncha different purples swirled around with gold engravings.This amount of dice to a new D&D player may seem outrageous but, once you play a high level character or start DMing, you're eventually gonna want a bunch of dice and stop worrying about matching sets. I've found ways to deal 160d6 damage in a single turn, which gives you an idea. You really only need a single pack of this though, if you get to that point, just ask a fellow player if you can use his or her dice to roll right quick.

I found this dice set to be a fantastic choice. I found two sets in the pack that I really enjoy and keep in their own separate baggies when I DM, the other 12 sets I set in a lock box for my players who don't have dice. The pack I ordered came with 13 complete sets, which is more than enough someone would need. However, this is very useful as a DM playing with new players who have incomplete dice sets that they found, or don't have their own dice sets. At the beginning of the sessions I have with my beginner players, I dump out all the dice on the table and let them pick and choose which dice sets they want to roll with for that session. I read some reviews before ordering that described some of the dice as coming chipped, damaged, or weighted strange. All the sets I received were in perfect, to near perfect condition. I went ahead and tested all sets to find any weighted dice, although I can see some bubbles in the opaque sets, all of them rolled with fair probability.No complaints from me! Definitely a worthwhile purchase!