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levitasnido
17
Feb 3, 2017
Would like to point out that the d20 and d12 that came with my shipment have printing that is not centered. Additionally, the d20 and the d10 (double digit) are not of the same translucence as the other dice. I'm not sure if that's intended, but it does make the set look inconsistent.
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Thujone
5
Feb 7, 2017
levitasnidoVery similar issues here. My d10's and d20 are hardly translucent and a lot of numbers are off-center. One die has an airbubble, which is indicative of injection-molded plastic. I could have sworn the drop said they were actual stone (just not actual opalite). The description appears to have changed...
dndsike
0
Mar 11, 2017
ThujoneThese are clearly not injected plastic. Opalite is a man made stone, which can have inconsistencies. My Opalite sets have been great from these drops
GalAngel
51
Mar 11, 2017
levitasnidotnx for the update . will avoid this drop
Sharxbyte
4
Mar 20, 2017
levitasnidoOpalite is just opalized glass. Pretty but nothing special
Sharxbyte
4
Mar 20, 2017
dndsikeIf you consider silica to be stone, then sure.
gheist
31
Apr 23, 2017
dndsike*This is synthetic Opalite though
dhoepp
128
Oct 30, 2017
gheistOpalite is manmade opalescent glass. Still glass, still heavy. The fine suspension trait of the opalescence causes the thicker dice to be less translucent. They are all the same material, which is glass. The air bubbles are merely an after effect of the glass forming process.