Bought 5 of these for my group that beat the Avernus campaign. Very happy with the quality and feel.

Had one of my players 'find' one of these at my last Strahd session and they loved them! Great quality!

As a fervent Critical Role fan, I love ❤️ this! Maps, pins, the awesome player handouts, the wonderful work of Matt Mercer...I am blown away!

I really love the complete product! The attention to detail and the extras enhanced the groups play.

it was an extravagant aery of glorious artifacts and maps and detailed tools to help you on your adventure to slay strahd and create the best atmosphere for you or your players have fun this is the best thing ever

I'll be honest, I bought the props within the set by themselves before investing in the boxed set. Part of why I ended up buying the set as a whole was for the bonus materials. I found all the maps to be potentially useful (even if I do not run the adventures as written). Like some other reviewers I do wish there was more 'standard' dragon info and adventures in the bonus materials rather than just the Gem and other dragons introduced in the book. Otherwise the stat cards, art cards, and other associated props are quite wonderful (Though I must say I wish they included an art card of the rather pompous looking NPC who gives have the quests in the bonus materials, he just has a face you could punch). The physical props are pretty, and have the same quality I expect from 99% of Beadle and Grimm's products.

These dice are fantastic. I like the finish, the colors, and they are nicely balanced. Bonus roll because my wife read the tin and laughed her head off.

Beadle and Grimm's... as always I am sincerely impressed. They really jam pack the boxes, but even then I didn't expect an even bigger box with so much stuff inside! Mega tube of maps, handouts, etc. not going to spoil it. It's just such a welcome treat that they had a little sale for GenCon so I had to jump on this. I should have just done it anyway! The quality you receive here is so much better than just getting the book itself. Paizo's world of Golarion is amazing, and Beadle and Grimm's TRANSPORTS you there. They elevate the material of everything they touch. Additional bonus missions to play, are you kidding me???? Where does this passion come from to make roleplaying the best thing on earth? You guys should start inventing your own settings and adventures. These other companies are amazing but it might be time to bring it to another level. I love everything I've gotten every time. I have no doubt you could blow the world away with a kickstarter. Have Matt Lillard get on video and make some sweet promises. Everyone should know by now they are in good hands and all will be delivered as promised.

That's just me taking a long time in a roundabout way to say thank you. I'm not even running Pathfinder anymore but this city is massive and beautiful, well-organized through divided pamphlets, and usable in any campaign. I would almost even allow my players to planar warp there between adventures as a hub.

Your friendly neighborhood paladin,
Me.

I was only missing one thing witch was the encounter cards but other than that it was pretty cool.

I bought this shirt at GenCon 2022. It's super soft and the artwork is beautiful. Thank you guys so much for the amazing quality!

I am beyond impressed with everything about this awesome dice set! The shipping was blazing fast! I ordered these last Thursday (8/4) and within an hour of placing the order I received an Email saying that my order had shipped! On top of that I received my order two days sooner than expected. Which meant I was able to bust these bad boys out for my session the very next day! I rushed home from work to get ahold of these and right away I was blown away! The level of detail in the tin is fantastic and the embossed image is a great touch. The dice themselves are all beautiful. I love that this set comes with more than enough dice to do everything I need. The extra d20s are wicked useful for rolling initiative when there are multiple creature in an encounter. These dice roll well too! My first encounter using them was a pack of gnolls who rolled up on my party while they were camping for the night. The pack leader's first attack was a nat 20 and rolled 2 points off max damage! With this set at my disposal I finally feel like I will be able to challenge my party instead of rolling miss after miss! I hope the rest of my dice are enjoying their time in Dice Jail because I think they are going to be spending a long time there!

These are great. I bought a couple and use them as map weights. They hold my flip-mats flat while we game.

They are nicely weighty and look great.

This is such a good rendition of Iggwilv's Cauldron that we've already altered our Wild Beyond the Witchlight campaign to spend more time learning about the magical artifact. It's bigger than I expected, and the detail of the various animals is fantastic. It makes a great decorative piece in the game room.

This tin is very elegant, though not as thematically geared as the Rogue tin. Upon initial sight, one could mistaken the sorceress' stance as that of a monk-like character holding a staff, channeling a measure of ki. With that being said, it adds something to the nature of the cover, enhancing it instead of detracting as the sorceress now seems more of a martially oriented individual, willing to mix it up with friends and foes alike.

With good sturdiness, the tin has a nice weight and apparently capable of holding another two sets of dice, if needed.

Furthermore, the tin's face uses a subdued palette, as may be seen, and it works quite well. Matter of fact, one could even think that the swirling energy cascading at top was done in glowing paint since it has that classical light-green hue and texture. In local lighting, the tin's hues are more alluring.

Every die within has a beautiful mixture of tones - light and dark blues swirled into one set, saturated red and black within the other set. As a point of nitpicking the only issue with the dice is that the bluish set has a greyish hue for the numeration, making some numbers a bit harder to see. The red set's numbers, though, can be seen quite clearly with no difficulty. The color selections for this set clearly make up for any deficiencies.

As with the other sets, these dice appear to be on the lighter side, giving them more bounce. Those who prefer metallic dice may find it a bit distracting, but that should be a minor concern, especially if a dice tower is being used.

This tin does fall into the realm of a novel sorcerer's set and is ideally worthy of any dice goblin's collection.

PS: Rumors are the Goblin Team is using these dice to carefully sculpt fire spells...

to light the air...

behind 'em.

Morale, never stand behind a grinning goblin. They're experts at rolling those extra d8's...

The immensely helpful aids make the creation and performance of the campaign seamless bliss. I couldn’t have asked for a better set up. I’ll definitely be purchasing every campaign that is glam’d up by the goblins!