HALFSIES DICE - THE HEIR 7-DIE SET UPGRADED CASE

HALFSIES DICE - THE HEIR 7-DIE SET UPGRADED CASE

Marsoni

M251S

$11.70

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HALFSIES DICE - THE HEIR 7-DIE SET UPGRADED CASEThese polyhedral gaming dice contain the color scheme Power teal and castle stone with pure silver numbers. Halfsies dice are the original layered dice! Featuring a unique half & half color arrangement, a semi translucent nature, a pearlescent swirl within each color, and a smooth blend where the two colors meet. When viewed from the top they appear to be 1 color, when viewed from the bottom they appear to be an entirely different color, but when

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012