HaxtecSpinner Dice 7-in-1 Metal DND Dice Set Unique Dice Spinner Goblins Metal D&D Die for Dungeons and Dragons DND Gifts

Great craftsmanship and beautiful design, makes my game nights more fun

This dice is so fun to use! It is perfect size to carry with you and use all of the time with a perfect design on each of the faces. It shines beautifully and is balanced. Works like a charm even when your just fidgeting!

So, I have received two dice. The first one I got, two of the spinners weren't seated flush with the body of the die. I also experienced an issue you will see in other reviews; when spun some spinners came out very easily. They could also be re-inserted quite easily as well so that didn't bother me as much as the non-flush spinners did. HOWEVER, after a few times of falling out one them would no longer spin as freely. Instead of leaving a bad review, I opted to give it another chance by asking for a replacement. My replacement is in PERFECT condition. Non of the spinners fall out when spinning the die, and all 6 spinners are flush with the die's body. I highly recommend asking for a replacement if you need one. I know that can be annoying for some but I am VERY happy with the new die I received. I also received the replacement within 3 or 4 days, very fast. This product is a great fidget if you need it for that purpose, and it is a great die to carry for playing DnD or MtG. You will have all the dice you could possibly need in one compact, fun to use, and premium feeling product. Last thing, the die is weighty, in a great way. It feels very nice to hold.

This is a wonderful take on Dungeons & Dragons type dice, and is really a wonderful fidget spinner even when you aren’t playing a game with it. I was impressed with the craftsmanship, the apparent durability, and the balance it has.

The media could not be loaded. Simply amazing! Fun product. Bearings on it are great, resulting in long spin times. Makes this a great fidget toy as well as a functional D&D dice. I love this so much that I plan on buying the different variations.The reason it got 4/5 stars is durability. This thing is heavy. Which is good and bad. This is my second spinner. The first, one of the faces popped out while spinning on the table - resulting in it rolling off the table and breaking apart due to the weight. Couldn’t get the bearings to work right after that.So long as you’re able to avoid dropping this product, you’ll fall in love. If possible I’d give it a 4.5/5 stars. Spins great and easy to read the result. You can simply stop it by hand instead of waiting for it to come to a complete stop. Yes you'll get the occasional 'lines up with the indicator' but this is equivalent to rolling a dice and it's cocked. It happens, just result and done.Company is great and responsive to answer questions and help on the website. I recommend this product.

Took it out of box and first spin one of the...wheels (?) fell off. The D20 one--not that it matters. I set it back in, but of course keeps falling off. Otherwise would be great!Both the company and amazon were very quick with replacement options. company even provided advice on possible repair methods and was willing to let me try that first if I wanted and still honor replacement if that didn't work. They were very quick in their responses, friendly and easy to deal with. ultimately just used amazon return/defective to get a new one that works great--as advertised.Going to use this one for gaming, thinking about getting one for work as fidget toy but know I'd never get anything done! Nice item.

First, I'd like to say that I really like this die ... overall. The concept is cool and each individual 'die' spins amazingly well. I love the weight of it, too. But there's a few things that are dragging this down for me. Firstly, the images in the center of each 'die' don't look near as good as in the photos, particularly the photo used to show the individual faces (dragon, displacer beast, etc.). There's just not a lot of depth/height to the design. For example, the displacer beast/12 sided die face is difficult to make out. The Aarackorca is also a bit difficult. It seems like they used 3D renders or artist's representations for those shots, but what you get on each face is not as clear. The second thing is the arrows printed at the corners ... the arrows you use to point two the number rolled on each die ... they're a bit faded on mine and are rough to the touch. It makes it feel like they could be scratched off over time and if they get scratched off, how do you then tell what number you've rolled? There should be some kind of clear coat (or something) over this to better protect them. Even better, the arrows should be part of the metal case itself so that even if the paint rubs off, the arrows are still there. As bumps or indentations.Overall, I really like this item. I just think it has a few flaws that, if fixed, would really elevate this to something quite amazing.

This dice is easy to read with arrows in the corners to tell you what number you landed on. The metal is heavy and is very durable, and the designs on the face look great, like a piece of DND is in your hands. It's great if you need to fidget with something while the DM is on a long speech.