LED DND Dice Set Rechargeable, Cool Light up Dice Wireless Charging for Dungeons n Dragons, Polyhedral Role Playing Dice DnD Gifts(RGB-Shackles)
LED DND Dice Set Rechargeable, Cool Light up Dice Wireless Charging for Dungeons n Dragons, Polyhedral Role Playing Dice DnD Gifts(RGB-Shackles)
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- Wireless Charging LED Dice: Experience the future of gaming with ZHOORQI's light up dice featuring wireless charging. Say goodbye to the hassle of point contact charging with traditional glow dice. Built-in charging coil ensures an efficient charging experience every time
- LED Dice Set D&D Rechargeable: ZHOORQI role playing dice can be charged for 3.5 hrs and light for up to 6 hrs. Note: Since the dice dnd may run out of power during transportation, we recommend charging your new dnd dice set promptly upon arrival to enjoy uninterrupted gaming sessions
- Shackles Glowing Dice: The shackles pattern design of dnd dice allows for clear texture on each cool dice. When you roll the glowing dice, they emit RGB light for 15 s, adding a gaming atmosphere to your dungeon n dragon games. Red light during charging, green light when fully charged
- Easy Charging Tips: Charging your dungeons and dragons dice is simple. Align the indented dot or the lowest number side down in the base, and ensure the highest number faces up, plug it in to charge. This intuitive design makes dice set d&d user-friendly
- DND Gifts and Collection: Each dice set comes with a charging case, Type C cable, instruction card, and elegant packaging box. Whether it's birthdays, Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc., D and D dice are an ideal dice supplement or thoughtful dice gift
- D&D Dice Set: A polyhedral dice set consisting of D4, D6, D8 and D9, D10 (* 2), D12 and D20. ZHOORQI dice are great for any dices game, such as Dungeons n Dragons, RPG etc
Every die lit up perfectly with each throw. I am so happy with this purchase. They are definitely show stoppers at any DND night. Beautiful set!
My husband loved these! I picked them up as a gift since he loves D&D and collecting dice. He said these are the ultimate DM flex dice and Im thrilled he was so happy with them! They will make a great conversation starter at any game night since the glow is bright and beautiful!
These dice seem to be brighter than others I have purchased. I like that the carrying/charging case is compact.
I don't think I'd use these as my go-to dice, but these are definitely something I'd break out at some point. Unlike a lot of novelty dice, these guys seem to actually roll decently, and don't make me feel the need to start logging rolls. The dice charge when you insert them with their lowest side facing down. On most of the dice this means the highest side facing up (eg put the 20 on the d20 facing up to charge). The d10's you will face the 9 up and the 0/00 down, because someone somewhere doesn't undestand that 0 on a d10 is 10, not 0. Minor quibble, not worth dinging a star over.
The dice themselves will only illuminate when rolled. The d20 can be a little reticent with this compared to the others, maybe I just got a less sensitive one. Sometimes it wont glow when rolling out of the box, it's gotta get a good shock from hitting a table. You may wish to roll on bare table. These are plastic dice, they're not going to be marring your wood table.
When they light up they cycle through some colors. The colors are bright, easy to read, and are visible across the table. I'm a little less than thrilled at the seeming use of comic sans as the numbers font, but they certainly are readable.
Ultimately these are fun, not overly heavy, and very functional dice. You can absolutely use these at a DnD game without catching hell from the dice weighted nerds who'll accuse anything other than chessex as being weighted.
These dice are definitely showstoppers. If you want to make a splash at a tabletop session, these will do it! They look awesome when they light up on a roll, which they do... most of the time. Even freshly charged, some of these dice were less consistent about lighting up than others, but the effect is undeniably cool when it works.
I am skeptical that these can really be perfectly balanced with whatever lighting and charging equipment is packed inside them, but after tracking 100 rolls on each of them, I didn't find any definitive evidence that they're off balance. They all had peaks on some numbers that were 50% or more than expected, but you're always going to get peaks and valleys with a random result. The only one that had a really concerning outcome was the D6, where 2 came up 38 out of 100 times. You'd need more than 100 rolls to really call foul, but I think I'd probably skip these if you care more about rolling fair than the aesthetic impact.