Wiz DiceTitan Dice - Polyhedral Large Dice Set for Tabletop RPG Adventure Games with a Wooden Dice Box - DND Jumbo Dice Set, Suitable for Dungeons and Dragons Dungeon Master

Summary: Attractive, oversized dice in a nice little wooden box, passes the salt water test for inclusions. Recommend.Review: Plenty of folks have already praised the dice and the box and I have to be up front; they look like those little silly trinkets that appeal to me. The box is handy as a little dice storage box, hits the "cute and goofy and fun" feeling I want for RPG-related paraphernalia, and the dice look nice. They are easy to read, the fantastic, squiggly decorations look fun without making it hard to see the numbers, the colors stay where they should, and the edges look uniform.The downsides include that due to their size, they can knock stuff over on the table. Get yourself a dice tray, a little box, some restraint, something. Don't be the one who interrupts everyone for five minutes by sending ten minis and six dice flying off the table because you felt you had to roll the same way an MLB pitcher hurls a split-finger fastball.Now, let me educate the dice-buying gamer public as a grognard. Wiz Dice prides itself on making dice that are supposed to roll as close to truly random. They aim for well-manufactured and well-balanced. Most plastic dice are made by inserting molten plastic into a mold. When cheap dice are made, this process can include bubbles of air, little sealed bits of vacuum, or pieces of unmelted plastic that lead to "inclusions" that make the dice unbalanced. Basically, the density of a badly-made die is not uniform throughout the die. Additionally, badly-made dice can have edges that cause the die to favor certain numbers because, by not being uniform, the die loses more energy rolling over that edge. It's why casinos don't skimp on their dice; even a tiny statistical edge would be detected and the casino would lose the tiny margin they need to keep in business.Enter the salt (or sugar) water test, which is a cheap way to detect badly-made dice. Plastic dice *almost* float in water. Put enough salt (or sugar) in the water, literally as much salt as the water will dissolve, and the now-denser salt water will start to float some plastic dice. Dice with inclusions, such as bubbles, are a bit less dense and will float first. Additionally, if you spin a die with a bubble in it when it's floating, it tends to naturally come up on the same number(s) over and over. This is more common on solid-color dice than clear dice since clear dice will show you imperfections more clearly. A die with no bubbles doesn't float anywhere near as well as a die with bubbles because of density. It's why cheaply-made dice are pretty much cheater's dice They're just rubbish on the inside.Obviously, the salt-water test does not work with metal dice, which are much too dense to float no matter what you do to the water.These Wiz Dice are solid? Does that mean bad dice? Well, no - did you not read the first sentence of this review?I super-saturated water and in the dice went. They sank - a good sign, as it means they didn't have huge bubbles to keep them afloat. More salt, and they *barely* came up off the bottom of the cup, another good sign. When they got flicked around my cup of water, they did not favor coming up on any one side appreciably, showing that the dice don't have notable any internal defects that this simple test can reveal. On visual inspection, the edges are good and uniform. I can't say these dice would rise to casino-quality, as I don't know how casinos test their dice, but compared to the cheap pieces of junk seen in table top gaming, these would do. So good on Wiz Dice; these dice do in fact live up to the company's stated goal to make better, well-made dice.

I LOVE these dice! I had them saved in my Amazon cart for the longest time and finally decided to order them. They are GORGEOUS! Beautiful pearlescent grey/black resin dice with matte greenish gold lettering. I love the feel of rolling them! And the box that they come in is very functional and lovely. The lid stays on well, and it's pretty darn sturdy for an add on.I still give them 5 stars even though there are some flaws to them because you're getting a solid large set of dice plus a nice dice box for an extremely reasonable price. Some of the paint isn't 100% the best. My d10 has some paint out of the lines and tiny flecks on the face, but you have to look close. Some of the stamps on the wooden box are a little faint as well, but overall I consider this set to be well worth the price! This will be one of my favorites for sure!There are a couple reviews saying they were missing the d20, and I know how that could have happened. The d20 does not come inside the wooden box. It packaged on top of the wooden box inside a cardboard box, which isn't super sturdy, so that it can be seen through a little plastic window. I can easily see how the cardboard box could pop open and lose the d20. Poor packaging design :/

Nice finish, makes them look and feel aged. Light weight but not seeming to be flimsy. Well constructed, roll well, and large enough for those dramatic rolls when you want to get people's attention and for everyone to see the results in the middle of the table. A bit large to use all the time, and I have fairly large hands, but certainly great for building drama or using for display. Nice case too. Was a bit odd though that when it arrived, one of the dice was not in the box, but inside the outer wrapping, just outside the box, like an afterthought. Seemed odd, but they all fit in the box easily.

I love the size, the weight is pretty good, and I like the colours/design. My main reason for taking off a star was due to slopping paint work on the D8. Like other reviewers have said the box is rather weak, the paint job is not the best, and it has a rough finish. I ended up sanding the box and it’s much more smooth and aesthetically pleasing now. Since I read the reviews before buying I expected the box to not be great so I’m not disappointment with it. You do have to be careful when sliding in the lid though - I’ve noticed the back end of the box will sometimes separate a bit if the lid isn’t being pushed in properly, and you also have to make sure you’re sliding in the right end of the lid before trying to close it. I may end up gluing the box seams at some point to make it stronger, but for now I’m happy with what I received.

No hay otra palabra para describirlos, son hermosos, me encantaron

Although great and I love them, they do have some minor little flaws. People who like having things look perfect probably wouldn’t like these unless they had a way to fix them up

The media could not be loaded. I really like these! They're very pretty and they're the same colour as advertised. They're pretty much the biggest die you will find. They make the regular ones look so tiny. They seem to be well balanced, and they're also just nice to have around for collection and decorating. The designs don't make it difficult to read. Of you have tiny hands like I do it might be easier to use the box to shake them around. And as far as I'm aware the decor on the box doesn't have a meaning but it's really cool. The d20 will be outside of the box when you open the package which is how it was designed, but because the box is black it might be a tad scuffed when you receive it from transit. I only wish the pink ones came with the white box instead of the black but it's irrelevant.

Bought this pack with intention of gifting one of the 3 to my brother, one to my husband and to keep the pink for myself. They're really cool. Pretty nice boxes that they come in.