20 Colors Dice Set

The colors are perfect, the quality of the materials feels great, the bags are also beautiful and soft. The cost for that many dice is great!!!

This dice set is perfect for anyone who plays D&D or other tabletop RPGs. It includes 10 complete 7-piece sets, each in a different color, so it’s easy to keep track of which dice belong together. The colors look just like the photos, with a good mix of solid, translucent, and swirl patterns that stand out nicely on the table. The engraving on the numbers is clear and easy to read, and none of the dice had misprints or rough edges. They feel well-balanced — no odd rolling behavior — and the plastic is smooth with a satisfying weight. Everything came neatly packaged in a small drawstring bag, making it convenient for travel or organizing extras. For the price, the amount of dice you get is excellent value, especially for new players or groups that need spares. Pros: large variety, clear numbering, solid balance, colorful and consistent sets, great value. Cons: storage bag is small and thin; dice are standard plastic, not heavy resin. Overall, this is a fantastic, affordable dice bundle — great for beginners, GMs, or anyone who loves having extra sets on hand for game nights.

They all came in, I had gotten the six pack and distributed them out to my DND group because we all literally just started DND and didn't have dice and were using the DMs extra dice. Obviously I kept the pretty ones. Amazon wants you to try and give you a description on the accuracy on dice in the description lol, you can't really judge accuracy with dice it's based off user so if you roll crappy that's on you not the dice. I've had the ones I kept for about a year and they are still working just fine and rolling. They won't break when they hit the floor trust me we had problems with flying dice since my party gets a bit too excited. The colors are very pretty especially the pink ones

My kids are starting to game and they have an assortment of dice, but when I saw this I thought it would provide dice for their friends when playing, and they could each pick a set they liked for themselves. I wasn't really concerned about the bag (which some reviews have knocked) and the selection sounded good. The dice were an immediate hit. One picked the dark red set, dubbing it the "diablo dice" and the other picked the white set, calling it the "heaven dice". But the picking was difficult. "I've got it down to these two sets" said one, then later, "I've got it down to these two sets." When I pointed out that it had previously been narrowed down to two sets the reply was, "but these are two different sets." Gorgeous dice. Because other reviewers had picked on the dice bag I had no expectations there, but it is a nice dice bag. No, it isn't a $50 bag. No, it won't survive being used as a flail. But it has cavernous space and can comfortably hold seventeen of the sets. It looks nice and is reasonably well made. Naturally, the first thing we did (after dice selection) was get down to gaming. And, with the claims of "imbalanced" and "unfair" dice it should come as no surprise that a string of 1's were rolled on 1d20. Except, that player was using their prior dice set. I mean seriously, I've been gaming for forty years and I've learned that dice are random and gamers are superstitious. I've seen incredibly unlikely strings of rolls, but if you understand the statistics of rolling you know that such things aren't as uncommon as they may seem. (There are *many* of those "unlikely" strings -- game long enough and you will likely, though not certainly, see some -- heck, I've had a d6 land on a corner and sit there, stable. I don't even know how to calculate how unlikely that is.) But perhaps more to the point with respect to "fair" dice -- a long time ago I bought some "Character Builder" dice. It was a set of three six sided dice made of wood with a lead plug on the one's face. It is hard to conceive of a more unfair die. The impression when rolling them is that they always roll 6's, but I was curious and so rolled them a thousand times to get reasonable statistics. Two through five were slightly less common than 1:6 and the six was only about 2:6. The odds of rolling a 1 were still not that bad, around 1:12. And those dice were a hoot. They'd spin around the one face, flip back from rolling another face to land with six up, and so on. And that's all such a massively imbalanced die can achieve. These dice will not have a perfect distribution: no dice does. But you'd be hard pressed to measure it accurately and -- seriously -- they are for gaming. These dice are fine. They are very pretty. They are very reasonably priced. And you get a dice bag thrown in that can hold most of them.

When I first saw this I thought something must be a scam, but I was pleasantly surprised to see it’s not. This really is a ton of complete sets which is perfect for me as a DM of generally new players who don’t have dice. When they arrive to the table I simply open the bag and say “pick a color :)”. My players love these dice and the colors are all very vibrant. My favorite two sets are the white/gold and the red/black which I’ve put in a separate bag, my “heaven and hell dice” if you will. The bag is nice, I got the eagle/d20 design because I thought it looked coolest, and the printing has survived nearly 2 years now. Only reason I give it a 4/5 is because the bag itself came with a string undone from the stitching, which hasn’t really caused a problem but it certainly lacks a bit of quality assurance. But the bag is a small gripe when the dice are the focus of this buy. It IS worth your money, a great way to start a dice horde.

This product came fast and as described. I received thirty sets of TTRPG dice in all the colors listed in the description. I paid 28$ plus tax for 30 sets of dice, and that was a great deal. All the sets came in individual baggies inside of a much larger bag. I like this because the sets are all together and I can present them to my players to open themselves when they come play games. Some of the colors are off, however that is to be expected as conveying colors is hard to do through a monitor since each is different and colors can be set however a user wants. Despite that, the colors are great and there is a wide enough variety that everyone can have their favorite color as a set of dice. The writing on the dice is clear and readable. The velvet bag is also as described, though I have yet to open up each set of dice individually to see if they all.

I like all but one of the colors, and of the two bags I bought, the only error in 50 sets was one had two of the same percentile die, both tens, so not even that much of an issue. The dice bag is nice enough. I don't use them so it's not really a consideration for me, but it's a good size, seems sturdy and has a good closure. All in all, for the little I paid for all these, I think it's well worth the money. Easy 5 stars. And if you're looking for super well balanced dice, when they're what, a shade less than a buck a set, you're being overly optimistic. You're gonna wanna spend a little more money if you want really balanced dice.

These were wonderful dice. Look great roll well. I’ve got some more expensive dice with rounded edges that roll a little better but these look great, feel good and are at an unbelievable price. Last session I put them out and let folks pick the sets that spoke to them.