Q WorkshopPathfinder Rise of Runelords Rpg Ornamented Dice Set 7 Polyhedral Pieces

Bought these to use as I was running a Rise of the Runelords campaign. I will say, the d20 has been running fairly hot lately, so here's hoping that streak continues. The dice feel well balanced, and are perfectly fine little math polyhedrals.

The dice overall are pretty good, the runes look cool and the numbers are easy to read. Some people might have to get used to reading the runes when landing on the maximum number the die have written on them, for example a d6 landing on 6 or d20 landing on 20. Study runes on the dice for about a minute and then shouldn't have a problem reading them anymore.These dice are not perfect however. The pack of dice I received did have some flaws.Some of the paint on the die was chipped off, probably from shipping, but it's nothing I can't fix with a little bit of paint.The d100 had two cuts on it about 1mm deep, thankfully not on the the numbers. The cut might affect the center of gravity when rolling with it..

While having a themed set of dice would be nice, in reality, these dice are not worth the money. The numbers are so small so as to make room for all the ornamental markings that they can barely be read. And to make matters worse, the 6 and 9 are not differentiated on the 12 sided die. And on the 10 sided die, the 6 and 9 can only be differentiated by looking at the numbers next to them - they at least all face the same direction. On the 20 sided die, the 6 has a dot under it - or is that the 9 with a dot over it? I can't tell because its counterpart has no dot!

This set of bone-colored dice is unique in design, and definitely attracts attention from on-lookers if you're gaming in a store or at a convention. I purchased these to play through Pathfinder's 'Rise of the Runelords' Adventure Path (I'm the GM). I enjoyed the artful aspect it added to the game. Some detractors will complain that the runes on the dice make the digits difficult to read. I found that this was partially true if one of the players across the table was rolling them. If you have trustworthy players, then it won't be an issue. There has also been some question as to the function of the runes on the dice. There are small runes decorating every side of each die, and the largest value on each die is represented by a larger rune symbol. If you play the 'Rise of the Runelords' Adventure Path, you'll learn the significance of each of the seven runes depicted on the dice.

We are currently running this campaign so obviously I needed the runic dice for our most important rolls, all the highest numbers are the different runes. I love love love these dice.

Loved these. Just wish there was a "guideline" as to how to use them.

I GM a group playing through the Rise of The Runelords campaign. I bought these dice as well as a wooden dice/figure box as a gift for a friend for Christmas. They are definitely unique looking, and she really liked them. They are a great set of dice.

I can see them as being my favorite dice set out of the 3 sets I own, but when I got them a lot of the black ink was chipped or worn. I had to touch at least three of the dice up with my ink pen. It kind of worries me that they'll get worse in the future, but it's not something I can't fix myself.