Ultra ProEclipse 11 Dice Set (Hot Pink) - Great Dice Set for All Kinds of Card Games and Board Games Such As, DND, MTG, and RPG - UP Your Game with Ultra PRO

As a gamer, we're forever updating our dice collection. Especially when your dice fail you and you bring out another set. But i've always liked green and a bunch of matching d8's for my eldritch smiting.

I got the set of Arctic White dice and they look great. They have a soft, snowy white look about them that is airy rather than flat, if you know what I mean. There is depth to the color and look, like they're little snowballs.The dice themselves are nice and seem to roll true. They are soft-edged rather than sharp -- "sharp" dice seem to be trending these days -- and feel good in the hand and when tossed on the table.Another thing I really like is that this set is made for modern D&D games. By that I mean it comes with all the standards (including a d10 and percentile die), as well as TWO d20s (for rolling with advantage/disadvantage) and four d6 die (for ability scores, etc.). That makes this set more "complete" than many others.About the only flaw with mine are that the Arctic White has white lettering, which obviously means they aren't as easy to read at a glance as others. That's the only reason I went with four stars rather than five.Otherwise, very nice set of dice at a decent price. Thumbs up!

The media could not be loaded.  I assumed I'd need to dust off my old-school die-coloring skills with the Arctic White set of dice, but I think they're much easier to read in person than they looked in the product photos here. The easy way for that was just rubbing a contrasting color crayon and letting its wax fill the number imprints. It still looks workable for these, but not really necessary.The dice have a good feel and I like the slightly rounded edges. And they come in a decent hard plastic case that I use for my rolling video but has space for a lot of loose dice. And respect for orienting the face-up ones with high rolls in the temporary shipping holder!

Great set of dice, The artic white is a beautiful color, and has this frost effect which can be seen under the light. These dice have rounded edges, bold lettering and roll true. They come in a plastic case, that is a heavy plastic like Ultra PROs card cases that has an thin plastic insert that holds the dice for shipping. This insert can be removed and the case used as a dice box which will hold your pen and pencils too. My only complaints is the white lettering on white dice, but honestly from an artist perspective it wouldn't look right with any other color letter except maybe very light blue. So just be warned, this makes them a bit hard to read at times.

Right now, my husband and children and I are in the middle of new D&D campaign. Another of our sets seems to have run away (toddler) and I have no idea where they are! Could be in the fridge. Could be in a vent. Maybe my Owlbear took them when we were having a long rest?Anyway, one can never have too many sets of dice so I ordered these. The numbers are large and clearly marked. I was worried about this since they're clear. I'm also happy that they came with a backup D20! They roll well and most importantly, we can continue on our quest to find that giant diamond!

Great dice set if you are starting out in the TTRPG world. Won't cost you an arm and a leg, but still has what you need. 2X D20 so you can roll with advantage, 2x D10 for Percentile rolls, 4x D6 for casting Fireball, and one each of D4, D8 and D12. Color on mine is a nice pearly white, and the font is easy to read and looks cooler than the font on the bulk generic dice.Photo taken with some of my generic bulk dice to show font difference.

The dice have a prismatic like shine to them that makes them have an ice like look to the dice. The dice don't have any sharp edges and have a nice weight to them. The storage box has more than enough space to store all the dice in the set and many more sets of dice as well.

Unfortunately, all I could grab was white. BUT, they're crafted reasonably well, and are actually rather pretty. I haven't used them yet, but test rolls so far are pretty good.