Full Polyhedral Companion Dice Sets

Nice, but expensive

I have bought a lot of dice recently for a campaign, and picked up both the siren's song and envy's cut sets for just over £37 each. Both sets arrived in a nice looking box, and are, well, fine. But for the price they are, I've had significantly better dice for cheaper, elsewhere. The tracking on them showed they are obviously made in a factory in China, likely with very low production costs, so I felt disappointed at the higher price. It more felt like I had been swindled by the fancy website than the dice being worth that much. Both sets were extremely similar, essentially identical apart from a slightly different colour in resin and whatever is used for the metal effect, something which isn't immediately clear from the photos on the website - Siren's song look a lot more multicoloured in the picture. Overall they're fine dice, but not worth the high price and not different enough for me to shop here again given how little they obviously cost to produce.

Bloodlust set is gorgeous and easy to read

Just like their floating compatriot, the companion dice are a gorgeous set. The image shows black numbers, which are difficult to read, but the actual set is entirely gold numbering which is easy to read on the dark red. They're not too big to fit into any container, and roll just fine.

Most dice look amazing, but a couple hiccups

The only (minor) complaints is that the internal gold flecking "settled" quite a bit in a couple of the dice (~2 dice out of 6 full sets), and the edges of the dice are so sharp that a corner of a D4 chipped when rolled on a hard surface.