I need to preface this review by letting you know that I was sent a set of Frosted Prismatic Dice by manufacturers MAGISEVEN for review purposes.

That said, this is my honest opinion on these DnD dice.

Isn’t it true that for anyone who owns polyhedral dice – almost regardless of whether you’re interested in Dungeons and Dragons (DnD) or other tabletop RPGs that use them – that you can never have enough of them?

One set of seven polyhedral dice is generally enough; heck, even if you have one set per player at your table, that would be more than enough.

Yet we gamers can’t get enough of them, can we?

Just like the greedy, treasure hoarding dragons in the games we play, there’s something endlessly fascinating and alluring about different designs of dice.

When MAGISEVEN got in touch and asked if I wanted to review these dice, I jumped at the chance.

I mean, just look at these gorgeous dice!

Still images don’t capture just how good they look when rolled under a light source; the colours shifting and the frosted finish just combining to make these such beautiful objets d’art.

They’re nicely weighty and feel very solid too; these are dice that feel like they’ll last you for a very long time.

It’s worth noting that, in comparison to dice of similar – and sometimes poorer – quality, MAGISEVEN dice are very reasonably priced.

Perhaps that’s due to the fact that MAGISEVEN source their dice directly from factories local to them, thus cutting out the middleman.

Helpfully, all orders placed at magiseven.com offer free shipping worldwide; mine arrived pretty swiftly and were packaged very securely in a nice foam inner package, with slots for each die to keep them from colliding into each other during transit.

All of the MAGISEVEN gemstone dice sets are produced by one of the largest gemstone dice factories in the world – which has been producing high quality DnD dice sets for around 15 years.

Which means that the quality of whichever dice set you choose shouldn’t be in question. Going by the set I received, I’m confident that further dice from MAGISEVEN will be just as well produced.

Don’t just take my word for it though. If you are a dice enthusiast who simply cannot have enough polyhedral dice in their collection (like me!), then please do check out MAGISEVEN’s website.

They’re definitely a store that I’ll be sourcing plenty more dice from for my own ever-growing and somewhat unnecessary collection!