Rating: 10/10 - For affordable resin dice at a good pricepoint of $40-$50 on their Etsy shop and many different, unique designs. Great customer service and a delight to buy from. These dice are obviously made with passion and they are all quite unique in their own way. I cannot recommend them enough. You can purchase these dice from their Fragments of Fable Etsy shop.

10/10 - Affordability for their safe and respectable pricing, especially for the quality of what you’re getting when you order them. Definitely dice I would recommend for those who love resin dice but don’t want to break the bank.

10/10 - Aesthetics for the design choices and the names chosen for the dice sets. These dice definitely feel unique compared to other resin dice, and definitely match the vibe of a crazy D&D session.

10/10 - Feel for their decent weight for resin dice, and for their wide array of options. Rolling these dice really makes you think of D&D and having fun with your friends.

Rating: 8/10 - Standard price range dice that are extremely well made and look amazing, but with a heftier price point, a full piece set selling for $70.00 on their Etsy. Worth the money and quite beautiful, these dice are a welcome add to your collection. These dice are slightly smaller than standard dice. These dice are made by the eldest sister of a trio of siblings who do events as Cons and Renfaire’s, and you would be supporting a good group of creators by purchasing from this company.

These dice can be bought off of the Terrible Trio Crafts Etsy store.

6/10 - Affordability for their rather expensive price of $70.00 for a full set, and their size being smaller than a standard dice set.

10/10 - Aesthetics/Colors for their absolutely beautiful designs, lettering options, and their extremely unique style. I really cannot overstate how beautiful they are in person.

7/10 - Feel for their extremely light weight, less than a standard dice set. It can be easy to not realize you are really rolling the dice, which for some is nice, but I do like to feel a bit more heft. That being said, they roll extremely well, and their shine under the light is exceptional, making up for the lightweight feel.

Rating: 8/10 - These fine metal and resin dice are sold at varying price points, Ranging from $42 for a Roman Numeral Metal Dice Set to $100 for metal and resin dice. These are good, reliable, quick to ship, and quite satisfying to roll. Absolutely worth the money. You can buy these dice from their Robins Nerd Supplies Etsy shop. These sets are quite beautiful, have a great feel to them, and can even come in other languages such as Arabic. An utterly unique concept that I have seen nowhere else.

Affordability - 7/10 for being rather expensive for a dice set of 7 dice, but being well worth the money if you’re a fan of metal dice.

Aesthetics/Colors - 6/10 for being pretty standard in terms of metal dice sets, but bonus points added for the addition of roman numerals and the wide variety of languages and texts that can appear in their shop. Pretty standard color options of Red/Gold, White/Gold, Blue/Silver, and a few others.

Feel - 7/10 for being nice and heavy, and their solid feel in the hand. These dice are standard in weight, but I have found that rolling them is more satisfying than my other standard metal dice sets, due to it’s looks.

Rating: 9/10 - This brand makes mini dice chests, regular dice chests, and sells Frankenstein metal d20’s that are around 30-35mm each, for $15.00 each. These dice are satisfying to roll, look great, and feel heavy. These dice are worth the $15.00 and can be found on Amazon or their online store at Crypticcreative.com.

Affordability - 9/10 for good pricing on a large metal d20.

Aesthetics/Colors - 7/10 for good color options and a good solid design, as well as for a unique choice to add the stitches to replicate frankenstein’s monster.

Feel - 8/10 for a good heavy feel to the dice, as well as having a decent balance and every roll with the die feeling important.

Rating: 9/10 - This dice maker makes many different variations of dice, a lot of which have a matte finish instead of a glossy one, and their pieces feel like you are handling art instead of just dice. Their prices can range between 6$ for 1d6 to over $100.00 for a full set, but they also have boxes and boxes of dice they have made out of resin that they sell in scoops and for singular prices. These dice are beautiful and you can purchase them in the numbers that you like. Well worth the money, and I must say these dice really stand out to me. You can purchase them from Raven-and-riddle.com

8/10 - Affordability for their wide range of prices for different sets of dice. Each dice is unique enough to justify the price by a long shot. They are more expensive than plenty of other sets unless you order from their less expensive collection, which is much more affordable if you are a first time dice buyer, with their prices being around $50.00 for a set. These dice are worth it, however, which gives the rating an 8/10.

10/10 - Aesthetics/Colors for their extremely daring, bold, and exceptional use of colors. I cannot overstate how beautiful these dice are, so much so that whenever I use them I have to stare at them and can get distracted. These look like they were made from art in a museum.

7/10 - Feel for their rather light weight, similar to Terrible Trio Crafts, but their beauty tends to make up for it. These dice feel like you are rolling a cloud.

Rating: 6/10 - These strangely shaped dice take the form of items that dnd classes might use. The bard set has instruments, the warriors set has weapons as dice, etc… These dice are great fun to use, but they are naturally not the best for rolling, and are not at all properly balanced for rolling. I use them on occasion, but I wouldn’t recommend picking them up unless you’re looking for a cool set of novelty dice for your character. They come in many color schemes and they even have sets of d6’s and d4’s in shapes like Holy Hand Grenade and Phials of light for healing word or cure wounds. Very cool, but not a replacement for regular dice. You can see them at Polyhero.com, and their prices range from $15.00 without shipping to $35.oo without shipping.

Rating: 7/10 - Haxtech is a dice store that can be found online at Haxtech.com or their products can be found on Amazon. I have purchased many sets from them over the past few years, and have had few problems with the products they sell. I have purchased their black and gold metal dice sets many times, so much so that I have 30 or so dice from them in just those colors. I’d recomment Haxtech for affordable metal dice sets and dice bags. They are a larger company and a lot less personal when you order from them, but I still appreciate their variety and number of products. They make good, reliable products that are sturdy, well made, and look good.

Rating: 6/10 - Cusdie is a larger company that has it’s own website, and sells metal, resin, and gemstone dice. This shop makes a decent product, but their gemstone dice require you to be more careful with them. I have purchased dice from them before through amazon, as they sell there as well. The Gemstone dice sets usually sell for around $45.99 without shipping. I’d recommend getting a stone dice set from them as long as you’re prepared to use them with a felt or leather dice tray, as gemstone dice should not be rolled on wood, metal, or stone surfaces to prevent chipping.

Rating: 7/10 - This dice shop does not have an active website as of March 18th, 2025, but does sell on Amazon. I have purchased many gemstone dice sets from them before, and have found them to be of good quality, and are far more resistant to chipping than other gemstone dice I have purchased from other sellers. Many of their sets also come with Amazon prime shipping, which is an added bonus. I would recommend purchasing your first stone set from them, to get the idea of how much you really like stone dice.

Their stone dice sets usually cost around $50.00 per stone set.