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Blue Turquoise Stone Polyhedral Dice Set
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Blue Turquoise Stone Polyhedral Dice Set
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This set of seven polyhedral dice can add flair to any gaming collection. Made from blue turquoise, an ornamental hydrated phosphate of copper and aluminium, each 16-mm die features a stormy, marbled pattern that’s easy to read and sure impress on your next game night Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downKristina.L
10
Mar 13, 2016
I am extremely disappointed with these dice. The stone is pretty, but the dice are not symmetrical or even at all, which makes them not roll evenly and they look ugly and tilted on the table. Plus, many of the numbers are printed off center... Leading to dice sides being misshapen AND having of center numbers... I could understand this quality from a $5 set of plastic dice, but I paid for quality dice. Making them from pretty stone does not excuse you from making them well.
Kristina.L
10
Aug 9, 2016
Nope, never heard from them here or after submitting a complaint on their website.
tale
0
Aug 11, 2016
Kristina.LFWIW, I too got these from the Kickstarter and am very pleased with the ones that I got. (I don't dispute that their might be quality control issues affecting other sets.) Mine are so nice to play with that they are now part of my regular gaming set. I love the hand feel, and the legibility.
Based on the comments here I just did a 200 roll Pearson's chi-squared of my d20, and it came out at 19.57, comfortably below the threshold for a biased die. I did take another look at the inking too and it is mostly very good, although I do note that my the 0 on the d10 is a bit off alignment.
So with the caveat that I don't know how quality control is being handled for this batch, they can be very nice. I hope that this is getting nailed down.
Based on the comments here I just did a 200 roll Pearson's chi-squared of my d20, and it came out at 19.57, comfortably below the threshold for a biased die. I did take another look at the inking too and it is mostly very good, although I do note that my the 0 on the d10 is a bit off alignment.
So with the caveat that I don't know how quality control is being handled for this batch, they can be very nice. I hope that this is getting nailed down.
timboc19
7
Oct 23, 2016
Just got my set. They look GORGEOUS, roll well, and i have no issues with uneven dice or whatever. So glad I bought these. Excellent addition to my collection.
timboc19
7
Apr 30, 2017
ShallowGravyI don't use them as much as I use my plastic sets, but there's no chipping and i store them with everything else. A few of the painted numbers show some wear, that's about it.
NeWaVdubs
218
May 2, 2017
The "link" in the email that went out today is just text, not an actual link. Can we get an actual link to the "new style" dice pictures?
NeWaVdubs
218
May 3, 2017
Those don't look all that horrible. Actually looks more like real turquoise. I'll stay in the drop, and look for the previous version somewhere else.
T--4
2
Feb 10, 2016
They're made of stone and have significant heft to them. These aren't normal resin based dice. All metal and stone or glass dice are pretty pricey.
noideas4thisname
15
Apr 7, 2017
Adding in my input here as I've had these dice since September 2016 in a previous drop.
I would not recommend these. In just a few sessions of use, I've already had one of them break. I understand there is a warning, but these are fragile for their cost.
I would not recommend these. In just a few sessions of use, I've already had one of them break. I understand there is a warning, but these are fragile for their cost.
Kristina.L
10
Aug 11, 2016
It's good to know they are not all bad! Honestly, my biggest issue is not with their lack of quality, it's worth the lack of response from their customer service. They're website says they will replace faulty dice, so I contacted them through their website (before leaving a review here of course) asking for either replacements or a refund and got no response. Then after leaving my review here, I still got no reply. It's possible you'll get good dice from them, but if you don't, you can't expect good customer service!
unbaked89
0
Mar 28, 2017
jrymerI assume it is this https://www.etsy.com/listing/233219822/dice-bags-luxury-velvet-with-satin
That seller sells the same dice
TheVectornaut
26
Sep 29, 2016
Jlyb75I can almost guarantee they are a synthetic imitation just because they appear much lighter in color than the pure turquoise I've seen. Additionally, I'd expect the price to be much higher if these were made of natural turquoise. It is a fairly rare semi-precious gemstone. If the description here is accurate, though, it is the same chemical makeup. Only this material was formed in a lab and not in the Earth.
Rhenquist
2
Sep 28, 2016
I didn't think my set was uneven, but now that I'm looking closely I do see that they are a little uneven. It doesn't seem to affect how they sit much, and I haven't noticed rolling problems. I'll test with some salt water to see if they are balanced sometime soon and post about it.
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