Couldn't be happier. I wanted a dice tower for the RPG I've been running with my family and young kids (5 and 7yrs), since they tend to either throw the dice, or drop them flat. They love the sound and the design, and it keeps things in one place.I would NOT say it is very durable, and tossing it in a bag is likely to damage it. But for at home table top games and RPGs, it's perfect, adn the price can't be beat.PRO TIP: Make sure your screws go in STRAIGHT. They can easily come out the side of the wood piece you're screwing into. Pilot holes would have helped, but this is NOT a complaint, as much as user error.
This thing is awesome. The tags are thick plastic that feel very sturdy, the sword fits in the base firmly, it comes in a great box, and the base itself is a rubber material that grips that surface it sits on so it doesn't slide around. The makers of this thought of everything.
The D&D Class Coasters Set of 12 with Holder are a good set of coasters for anyone that would like a themed coaster set. The only flaw with them is the thickness and the fact that they do not come with any kind of protect coat. Since the coasters are thin, a choice was made to give all twelve coasters a glaze coat to make sure the perpetration of a glass would not damage the wooden coaster. They worked well when used, and the design is for each kind of D&D class does allow for a player to feel connected to their coaster. It is a fun set that allows it to be added to a day of playing D&D. It is just a recommendation to apply some kind of glaze to ensure that the coasters have some kind of shelf life. Though if a buyer does not fear it, it is also fine just to use them out of the box.
In addition to getting the right terrain and the right miniature for a game, it's important to portray conditions accurately. This is all the stuff that happens to your character in Dungeons & Dragons, and it can mean the difference between life and death when a player doesn't know which monster is blinded and which one is merely deafened. That's where these tokens can help.The tokens cover all of the various conditions of Fifth Edition D&D, and go beyond that. There are the conditions: charmed, restrained, blinded, incapacitated, paralyzed, deafened, prone, petrified, unconscious, grappled, exhaustion, stunned, invisible, poisoned, frightened, sleeping, and dead. There's not enough of some and too many of the others.The spell effects: hunter's mark, hex, banished, blessed, faerie fire, bane, and cursed. These are welcome and sometimes rare markers that there's just not enough of. I have a ranger in my weekly D&D game and it's sometimes a struggle to keep track of who has a hunter's mark.And then there are the other relevant trackers: raging, concentration, disadvantage, advantage, and inspired. Only two tokens for advantage/disadvantage are surely not enough, as is sleeping (most of the party is probably sleeping at once with one or two guards).These tokens are positioned as something of a craft. You can paint them or use markers to color them in, which is necessary to identify the various conditions at a glance. Where things get tricky is when you have more than one condition on a character, which is why it's so important to color-code them, including the sides.The one negative about these is the lettering. I'm not sure if it's merely an artifact of laser etching, but the letters are not solid, and this makes them nearly impossible to read at a distance. Coloring them makes things worse. Unless you have the patience to hand-mark each letter on over 100 tokens, it limits their use somewhat.These tokens are for 1-inch characters. Square bases simply won't work and you'll need to dangle it off the edge of a larger figure, which detracts somewhat from its appearance--the only thing less insulting than a hunter's mark on a blue dragon is dangling a big circle off its head. If you're going to use these markers on larger figures, you could just as easily do the same with color-coded hair ties (which is exactly what we've used at conventions).Overall, these are an inexpensive solution to tracking conditions on a D&D battlefield, but know you'll need to do more than just pop them out of their container if you plan to use more than one token on a figure.
Easy to assemble and great for travel. The material is a little thin, so I don’t know how it will be for longevity, but I’ve been very pleased with it so far and it’s been a lot of fun during our game nights.
This is an absolutely amazing coaster set. Whether you are an RPG nerd or an MMO (looking at you, WoW-heads) enthusiast, this is a not-to-miss. These really are just beautiful, too. The detailing is to die for, and the wood laser engraving is downright luxe.I personally liked the raw wood finish, though I'm not sure how they would hold up to staining from something like the koolaid we all drink when we become tabletop players. That having been said, I'd treat these with a bit of care and love.The best part of all is the little Viking-esque ship that these live within -- no need for keeping coasters neat on a messy table. The pine goes so nicely with almost any color scheme, too -- I have it against walnut/dark cherry, and it pops in the best way.
I absolutely love these coasters. They're so well made lightweight, and very durable. I don't intend on putting cold drinks on them, so I don't know how well they hold up to condensation. A great gift for any fan of D&D and a great collection as well. Thanks!
Bag is much nicer in person than the picture, nicely waxed and lager than I thought it would be will easily hold a large lunch for one or lunch for two. Very well constructed.will be buying another one soon
Overall product is reasonable attractive, very sturdy and functional once constructed. Several pieces, espcailly on the T wall pieces, were much to thick for the provided holes and needed substantial sanding to fit. The directions provided for the gatehouse and dungeon entrance were fair, you could follow them but they certainly could have been more clear, espcailly the fiddly bits part about mounting the portcullis. No directions were provided for the walls, it took a bit to figure out exactly how the different pieces went together but once I got the hang of it it was pretty simple. I did have one small piece that cracked but not so much the the piece was useless.
Slight warping on one of my templates, but it'll still fit and close, just looks odd. Dropped 1 point for this but I'm still giving 4, as this is the best value of tray+templates out there.
A little hard to put together as the pieces are very stiff, but the sets are very sturdy and are as pictured. Have bought many sets like this and probably will in the future.
Bought this to accessorize a Halloween costume. It was well made. And it worked perfectly to hold my money and credit cards while I was shopping at a festival. Highly recommend this. Also the dragon' eye looked like it was watching people as you walked.
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