Sharp Edge Eyeball Resin Dice Set, 50MM Liquid Core Dungeons and Dragons DND Dice D20 with Gift Case, Polyhedral Dice Sets for Role Playing Game (Dark Elf Moving Eyeball-1)

This is exactly what we were looking for. A really big die to toss around and have fun with. It is pretty heavy, too, and made of resin...so be aware of your rolling surface. Because of the weight and sharpness of the corners, it needs a slightly compressible (think cardboard) surface to actually roll effectively. Again, note the weight because the cardboard doesn't last long in the abuse of rolling the die. ;) One thing I will note is that I was really hoping to use a blacklight to bring out the eye in the eye in the center and be able to read the numbers....but the eye doesn't light up as well as hoped. In regular light, it looks AMAZING, though!

Such a fun item to use as part of the cake decorations. Thank you. They were beautiful and well received by guests.

Big and sturdy. I am pleased with the product. Arrived timely and safely. Packaged in a great tin, perfect for gifting. Would recommend.

Calling all RPG gamers and dungeon masters! If you're looking for a truly unique and eye-catching addition to your dice collection, look no further than the RPG Table Game Dungeons and Dragons Dice with the 50mm Jumbo Sharp Edge Eyeball Core! While it might not be your everyday d20, it rolls in with a stunning 5-star review.Unquestionably Eye-Catching: There's no denying this die is gorgeous. The 50mm size is massive, and the swirling red and clear resin with a floating eyeball core is undeniably cool. It's a real conversation starter and a guaranteed head-turner on any gaming table.The Perfect Gift: This isn't your standard d20 for everyday gameplay (we'll get to that in a moment), but it makes a phenomenal gift! Packaged in a nice gift tin, it's a surefire way to impress any RPG enthusiast with its unique design.A Showpiece, Not a Workhorse: Now, let's be honest. The size and somewhat off-balance core might make this a bit impractical for serious gameplay. Rolling it fairly and interpreting the result could be tricky. But that's perfectly okay! This d20 is more of a showcase piece, a conversation starter, and a truly special addition to a collection.Overall Impression: While the RPG Table Game Dungeons and Dragons Dice with the Eyeball Core might not be your everyday d20, it's a fantastic conversation piece and a truly special gift. The exceptional design and presentation make it a well-deserved 5-star option for any RPG gamer who appreciates unique and eye-catching dice. Just remember, it might be better for display than dungeon delving!

I got one of these for my wife, as we are both big RPG players.It's big and hefty. And the thing inside does float. But it does not look much like an eyeball. It doesn't really look much like anything, to be honest. It's just a wobbly, floaty thing. Not worth the cost.Bob does not recommend.

The die came packaged in a nice presentation tin with a custom foam insert. The foam insert consists of three layers that fit snugly in the tin and holds the die tightly without any chance of falling out. This layering also allows for an LED light to be placed under the die for a cool effect (see photos).The tin is of good quality and even has a layer of thin foam on the lid and bottom to prevent contact between the die and the metal.The die itself is made of a tough plastic resin with the numbers recessed into the surface to protect the gold coloring from wear. The die rolls easily and corners and edges are sharp enough to assure that it will stop solidly on the final number.The eyeball inside has a great Sauron, serpent-eye style look to it. The coloring is very good, On mine there was a very slight smudge of white that made it onto the iris. Its hardly noticeable and, as you can see in the photo, even when you know it’s there, it just looks like a random reflection of light.Something that I found interesting was the construction of the internal structure eyeball. As you can see in the pics, it looks like there are at least two layers, an innermost structure which seems to stabilize the outer sphere which hold the graphics of the eye. Very interesting.The die rolls well and has a good weight and feel. It seems to randomize the results the way it should but I would recommend a large area to roll in, at least 30” if you are using this for gaming, to ensure more random results. Due to the size of the die, it is too easy to get more predictable results on short rolls. I think experienced gamers will know what I mean.The eyeball stabilizes fairly quickly after each roll and the centering mechanism dose a great job at keeping the iris pointed up. Even with deliberately spinning and jerking it around, I could not get the iris to point down. Very impressive.All-in-all, I think this die would make a fantastic gift for any gaming enthusiast, especially Dungeons and Dragons / Tolkien fans. It would also be perfect for any game that has turn based game play with a communal D20. I would absolutely recommend this for any gamer.