These things are awesome. They're the perfect mix of kitsch and geek chic.Everything is laser engraved to be both detailed and recognizable, and it's all pretty cool and precise. The coasters all fit neatly in this cool dragon/longship shaped holder.There's a coaster for each of the base PHB classes. I know the description talks about how each player can get the coaster for their character, but let's be realistic -- there's always that one person that's multiclassing, or you're playing a party of 4 bards in your hilarious meme campaign, or whatever, so it's pretty unlikely that there's a specific coaster that everyone gets. They still look cool, though, so whatever.My one complaint is that the coasters all have these stylistic cutouts in them, so if your drink is sweating (i.e., the reason you'd want a coaster), there's still a decent chance that you're going to get water on the table.

The wood is a little fragile, so be careful when removing it from the the cutout. They look perfect though! A little thin I think for my taste, but still awesome.

These Dungeons & Dragons coasters have the look. They come with an easy to assemble dragon holder. They're made of wood, with a hand-hewn appearance.Sure, they'll protect your table. But the coolness factor makes them special. A great gift!

In our family we have played D&D since the mid 1970's. We still do. These are a great item if you love the game. D&D is a social experience, and that means drinks and snacks. Even in Arizona cold drinks mean water rings if you don't use coasters. These are wood and function well for that. The laser engraving is crisp and the artwork is good. The little stand needs some assembly, but it just takes a few minutes. If you have worked with wood models in the past you know how after you remove them from their sheets you have to do a little trimming on the edges, especially where they join the wood framework. These are no different, but this is normal and not a big deal. I felt like the stand would be a bit fragile if I just fit it together, so I used a drop of white glue wherever I could and removed the excess with a tissue. That worked well, and the glue was dry an hour later. The stand is quite sturdy now. All in all I like this set.

This is a very unique item. I love them, except that they are not coated, so if you don't poly them, they won't last or look good for long. But after a little poly these things are ready to rock. Really cool idea.

We are a complete gaming household. Be is board games, sports or tech this house has probably tried it. My daughter runs a monthly D&D Campaign for a group and I figured this would be a fantastic set for the game room.There is some assembly to the dragon boat coaster holder. However, it isn't difficult and I didn't find it a burden to the product. But some people may have issues with that. Each coaster and all the detailing on the boat are lazor cut. None are overly thick but they do work as intended. Over time they may warp a bit.I do like that you could easily paint/color the coasters and boat then treat with a poly to protect if desired.Price point is very reasonable for what you are getting.

This is a great Thought of you! gift for the D&D player in your life.It is a very attractive decoration that is useful too.Well cut, it is not hard to assemble.

These are so cool I worry about water marks on them but they’re so cool I love showing them off during dnd sessions

These D&D Class Coasters Set of 12 with Holder Hexagon Gaming Mug Mats Wooden Laser Engraved DND Classes Icons Gift for Dungeons and Dragons are laser cut wood and work well as coasters on game night. I love the easy to assemble holder and the coasters have all of the base classes in version 5.These are good quality and make a good gift for your local DM!Highly Recommended!CFH

These would make a fun gift for a dungeons and dragons fan. That being said, they are not the highest quality. The wood is thin and cheap looking. The coaster holder is a little impractical to use. Something to bring out once in a while, but not good coasters for every day use.

I saw these, and HAD TO HAVE THEM! SO cool! They arrive with the coasters ready to go, and minimal assembly of your dragon coaster rack. The wood that these are carved from is a lightweight balsa wood (or something similarly lightweight), and they're finished beautifully . The pyrographic designs are beautifully and cleanly done, and every character class icon is well-suited to it, and beautifully done. A good friend of mine has a birthday coming up, and he's been a devoted GM and player for decades now, so this'll make the perfect gift! I'll buy him another one, though - this one is mine! ;-D

No Dungeons and Dragons adventure would be complete without these amazing coasters! Let's face it, I know when I am in a group, I will always be drinking some sort of beverage and so will my friends. I opened the box to find the dragon boat pieces embedded in wood that you have to pop yet. Yes, some assemblage is acquired, but this should be no problem for a D&D adventurer. It comes with an easy to read guide to stick the slots in holes to make the dragon boat. The coasters slide in perfectly into each individual holder. I love the smell of fresh wood, so I know it is authentic. Each individual coaster is beautifully crafted along with the dragon boat. I cannot wait to have a D & D session together in the future, but in the meantime, my husband and I will use these coasters and have them on display on our coffee table. If you love Dungeons and Dragons, this is the perfect give for you and your group!

Got these for my boyfriend because he is a big DnD fan and he LOVES them! The stand was easy to assemble, the cuts were clean, and the coasters are nice quality.

I have 20-something boys that played D&D when younger and have fond memories, so thought I'd get this set for them to keep their table/coffee table neater. I can see that this is a laser cut set which is cool, but what I had wished for with this set is that it be sealed to protect IT from wet beer cans and sweating glasses! I mean, this set is made from wood...wood absorbs water way too easily, so...making coasters means one should expect water to set on the coaster, right? So, before I give it as a gift, I am brushing on a layer of clear varnish to keep the coasters looking good. I shouldn't have to do that, but I want them to last...what else can I do? I little disappointed that whoever thought up these coasters didn't think about the fact wood absorbs water and how fast water staining and absorption will destroy these coasters...

My D&D-loving son really liked this set of coasters. When they're not in use, the coasters fill out the dragon “boat” and are eye-catching art. Some people might use the coasters in gameplay, but my son uses them as actual drink coasters.The pieces arrive flat in a box, and are wood cutouts that have to be “popped loose” from each other. For that reason I would not present as a gift in their original package, better to pop them loose and reward in a nicer presentation box.

The dragon boat isn't hard to assemble due to any cryptic or difficult instructions, but I did have to sand down some of the pegs to get it to fit together. Once that was done, putting in the coasters was easy.I finally figured out that the two drummers were meant to fit into the little circular piece (again, some sanding was needed). I guess they go onto the front of the boat?The whole thing is really cute and cool, although, as might be expected, somewhat flimsy. The tiniest bump and those coasters are out of alignment and possibly on the floor. Still, a very cool piece to have for D&D night (or any game night).