DND 5E Class & D20 Dice Spinner Necklace - 2 in 1 Class Roulette Picker & D20 Dice Roll Fidget Tool - Hard Enamel Role Playing Jewelry, Accessories, Gift for D&D Player

My geeky child is forever asking us what character to play next in their game of the week. So, I got them this gift so they could ask it. lol I was surprised how heavy it was and how well built it seemed.My child also loves all things fidget toys so this was an excellent gift. I often find them sitting at their desk just spinning it mindlessly. Is a great gift for the geeky teen in your life!

Purchased for a gift but of course I had to play with it before wrapping. The chain is long enough to wear the spinner and still be able to look at the spinner while wearing it. There is a good weight to the pendant frame, spinner and chain. It has a beautiful antique brass look to it and the colors on the spinner are well done. It doesn't look like a cheap paint job that will chip easily. It looks like it will last through many adventures. The numbers on the spinner are well done and easily visible. The flip side has all the race icons on them. I do not know if they are accurate as my son hasn't said otherwise but they are also well done and easily visible. As for the spinning part... It spins FOREVER... It took forever to stop but it spun easily. He loved it and walks around spinning it. I would definitely buy it again for another gift.

My son has ADHD and finds it hard to focus without something to help him. His grandmother found this and got it. HE LOVES IT. He even wears it when not gaming. It is a great useful item S well as a fidget for focus.

I got this as a way to randomly generate the class for characters. I enjoy rolling characters and this gave me a sense of whimsy and randomness I was looking for. Unfortunately the words are hard to read due to the font size and that they are embossed gold'ish metal.

Grandson needed it for school DnD club. He loves it!

When I purchased this, I knew what I was getting myself into when I saw the practicality and size of the necklace, but it's not to say that I don't like having this with me in sessions, I absolutely love it and do find a use for it. I do have 2 issues with it though.My first issue is it's size. It's small and compact and not heavy on my neck when I wear it in sessions which I don't dislike, but despite knowing the size ahead of time, it still bothers me a bit that the class names are pretty hard to read and would have like a slightly bigger version of it.My second issue is it's practicality. It's very pleasing to look at, especially when it spins and quite satisfying. However, it lands a lot in between numbers and classes when I do use it and if you spin this too hard then it takes a while to stop.Other then that, I still love it and I think this is a great gift for your friends that do play DnD.

Came in a gorgeous little presentation box, a nice and decently weighty spinner with three arms. Lay it flat and give the disk a spin and boy howdy does it spin -very- well. and quite a long time with a good spin. Makes a great fidget as well.Person I gifted it to was very delighted and will enjoy it they said. I hope so, its really neat and I'm planning on getting Myself one to fidget with.Incredibly well constructed, gorgeous chain, absolutely 5/5 in all regards.

I've corrected all sorts of dice for their art, functionality, and uniqueness. This is yet another unique one.As a wheel held within a stance and a hole with the "rolled" value shown makes it much easier to use. As a fidget spinner, it's even better. I don't recognize all the iconography (I see astrology, runes, and I guess 5e icons) but it is colorful. As an aside, my favorite pet peve about metal toys is the smell of some amalgamated alloys but this is pleasantly odorless.