DA VINCI 16mm 6 Sided Translucent Red, Blue, or Green Gaming Dice in Bulk with Rounded Corners

I bought these to give to my son's class. They are in their end of the year goody bag. We created a game that link to links that had links on them to math dice games for his class as part of their multiplication table study. Each kid got 4 dice but had some extras left since there are 100 dice. I like the dice because the dots are neat and precisely placed. All the corners have been Buying the blue ones, we like how the color contrasts with the blue color of the material, and the clarity is great as well. Weighing in at just the right amount, it's It does not feel cheap or heavy for their size, but neither do they feel cheap. This seems to be a good solution.

Cheyenne Sexton

| Sep 12, 2020

There are, of course, factory rejects in these dice, but so far out of maybe 30 dice I've checked, I've only found one that was clearly biased and kept rolling a 1. (A little funny, but you tend to hurt children's feelings when you play with them. that, the other dice appeared to be fair and their surface was not dingy. Worth the time and effort.

Everest Guthrie

| Mar 17, 2021

Wargames are excellent in this size. There are 100 archers shooting. I'm still around. Take a 100-sided die and roll it. When you get to the misses, waddle down the distance. You cannot over and over and over and over and over and over again roll the dice based on any rule you play by. This is what I am trying to say. Make sure to do it for a total of The green skin army I have is my own. This is predominantly an orc population. There is a green die. . . That was it. I do not think we need more than The feeling of having your hands roll off of them feels great. It might be hard if you're not used to There may be a need for I think the colors are excellent.

Maximilian Valenzuela

| Jul 19, 2021

A perfectly balanced die is not necessary for board games, dice games, or anything else that does not require it (casino dice). We've recently begun playing a few dice games to pass time, but we didn't have enough to share with other people, and in any case, we didn't want to keep stealing them from other When it comes to dice like those found in Monopoly and other board games, 16mm is the size you should go for. Note one thing to keep in mind It is a good idea to unpack them carefully. There are several weak points in the plastic wrap that forms the brick of dice (inside the box). My floor was covered in 100 dice in the blink of an eye as soon as I reached for it. The pros are * The prices are cheap The Value is great, the Color is nice, the Cons are Despite the packaging, there is nothing you will keep, aside from the packaging you will toss a short time later.

Mila Brandt

| May 10, 2021

They are ideal for war games and for board Nowhere near the high level There is only one reason I deducted 1 star from the rating the dice are not as good as Chessex dice (which are also much more expensive).

Esteban Vincent

| Feb 15, 2021

I purchased a bunch of them to use as wedding favors. Many of the models do not seem to have any issues. A few had paint on the wrong areas, but each of them was easily corrected They have a few surface scratches and a few bubbles, but they will still play just fine for bar or banquet favors. Glad to hear that.

Rex McDaniel

| Feb 05, 2021

The wargaming pack (or the Monopoly pack if you lose your dice a lot) may be what you need. A box of dice is provided with the game deck and its size is that of a regular D6 (like you would find in a Monopoly box). You just have to be careful opening and ensure that you've got somewhere to store them. The box can only hold them if they're stacked perfectly.

Adeline Barr

| Jan 30, 2021