GoDice RPG Set - Zet GoDice (D6) in verbonden polyhedral dobbelstenen (D20, D12, D100, D10, D8, D4) voor online en offline rollenspellen. Compatibel met DnD-platforms zoals Roll20, Foundry & Discord.

Really cool, do exactly what they say, and they work well. My one (small enough not to remove a star) issue is that it's sort of tedious to tell them apart. It's clearly visible from the product photo how the shells look, but I was still a little confused when I got, what I thought, were a bunch of the same shells expecting the traditional RPG dice shapes. Well the internal unit probably cant fit in the other shapes, hadn't considered that but it makes sense. I still wish there was something they could do to make them a little easier to distinguish, maybe more colors or some sort of designs?Also the leather pouch is really nice. I do see now that they mention it at the bottom of the description but I totally missed that and it was a nice surprise!

I got these to go with the godice for roll20 they were a little expensive BUT they work great and really have helped me with getting in the spirit of things again playing DnD onlineThe browser extension is quick and easy to setp and you assign a die a type and pop it in the shellOnly real downside is you have to take it out the shell to charge its not the end of the world there's a clear battery level on screen, charging is about 10 seconds in a 4 hour session I tend to change 3 times on average

It’s working 7/10 and it should be working 10/10 for the price. Really desappointed.

Das ganze sind nur die Hüllen für die korrekten Würfel , aber das steht auch in der Beschreibung. Funktionieren nach 6 Sitzungen bisher ohne Tadel.

I bought a set of these for my players for Christmas, one set for each player, it was very expensive but we've been playing together for a long time and I wanted to get them something unique. We play online, but everyone loves rolling real dice, so, I found the fix!The problem is, they're so finicky to set up it's almost like a curse. I originally wanted to switch to using these completely for our game as a cool group thing to do, but because they keep losing connectivity and they run through battery power so fast that they can't even last through one full session, I ended up just making a special rule where once per session if the player connects their dice for a roll they can have one free reroll if it turns out bad. That way there's no "oh no, wait, I have to charge it for a sec" or "hang on, it disconnected again", it's just connecting it and rolling once or twice.In THAT light, definitely not worth the amount of money I spent, but still a cool idea. Just wish it turned out better.Also, hate to be "that guy", but like... the shells are hard to open to get the dice out of. And when you DO open them, you basically need pliers to pull the dice out. And you HAVE to pull the dice out to charge them, because the metal contacts that you press on the charger to charge them? Those face inward when you put the dice into the shells. But a REALLY simple solution would have just been... orienting the dice so that the metal contacts faced outward when the dice were in the shells, so that you could just charge them without having to fully remove the shells. That would have been SO much easier to contend with. Why did they do this???-----UPDATE: After seeing my review, they reached out to me to offer me a full refund as a courtesy, which I was really impressed by. I thanked them and accepted the offer... and they followed up by basically saying "wait, before we give you a refund, are you *sure* you're not just using it wrong?", which was a little insulting but I guess understandable.I responded that I've been using them for a while and the problems are consistent across all my players and myself, all of whom are more than capable of following the instructions and troubleshooting, and the main problems are a design issue and not user error. So they continued to question me instead of actually processing the refund they'd offered until I pointed out what they were doing and why it wasn't making a good impression.Then they processed a PARTIAL refund - they refunded a little over HALF the cost of ONE of the sets. Absolutely NOT a "full refund", not even remotely close to the amount I spent, pretty much an intentional slap in the face actually.Word to the wise: DO NOT pay full price for these, try to get them used, and don't bother with their customer service if you need help or if you want a refund, they'll talk you in circles and then not actually give you the refund they'd offered. Absolute joke.