| | |  | Dice & Marble Games | Home » » » » GameScience: Polyhedral 7-Die Set - Translucent / Gem Un-Inked Precision Dice - Green Glow (Glow in the Dark) | | | | | | | Description: | | Precision Opaque 7 Piece Dice Set, including d6, d4, d10 (0-9), d12, d20, d10 (00-90) and d8. Dice are colored (in title description) with impressed numbers (not inked). Manufactured by GameScience in the USA. NOTE: Lack of tumbling leaves a small imperfection on each dice that can easily be polished down with model-grade sandpaper. These dice are customizable as you can create your own unique custom dice by choosing the color that best suits your personality. | | | Features: | |
• GameScience makes Precision dice that will role true every time. Color Your Numbers Yourself!
• Edges are sharp, as these dice are not tumbled like most brands.
• Lack of tumbling leaves a small imperfection on each dice that can easily be polished down with mode
• Numbers are impressed in the plastic, but not inked or colored - Customize Your Dice Yourself! Nice!
• If you would like to ink your dice, use an ultra-fine-point permanent marker (Sharpie)
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Great dice!Sep 13, 2010
By DrOct
These are great dice! If you've seen Lou Zocchi's youtube videos about dice you know that for him making dice is SERIOUS BUSINESS. These are very well made, and do seem to roll a bit more randomly than my other dice (though it's entirely possible that it's just confirmation bias, and they just seem more random) and it's pretty fun that they glow in the dark.
Inking them myself wasn't too hard, just be sure you have a super-fine permanent marker and have a paper-towel ready to quickly buff out any mistakes you make before they set in (not too hard but does take a fair bit of rubbing). I got some advice elsewhere that was pretty good: Start with the d6 or d4 and work your way up to the d20. The numbers are bigger on the lower sided dice, and you'll have a bit more forgiving canvas to practice on before getting to the much smaller numbers on the d20.
The only problem I have with this set is that it comes with only one d6. This isn't really a huge problem but I'm a bit of a traditionalist and I feel like any set of dice should come with at least 3, preferably 4 d6's. I'll be ordering 3 more d6's soon.
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