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Starstruck Pure Heart

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Starstruck Pure HeartPure Heart is a mint, with salmon pink translucent swirl dice set. Available in gold, silver and white ink options, as well as a raw (uninked and unpolished) set. The Starstruck collection is Eclipse Dice's first collection of polyhedral dice. These lovely polyhedral dice were inspired by the beautifully colored backgrounds of one of the most influential anime series of the 90s: Sailor Moon. We wanted to create shimmery, swirly dice that captured the

Pure Heart is a mint, with salmon pink translucent swirl dice set. Available in gold, silver and white ink options, as well as a raw (uninked and unpolished) set.

The Starstruck collection is Eclipse Dice's first collection of polyhedral dice. These lovely polyhedral dice were inspired by the beautifully colored backgrounds of one of the most influential anime series of the 90s: Sailor Moon. 

We wanted to create shimmery, swirly dice that captured the joy and spark that this anime brought to us. The design features opaque swirls in a shimmery translucent base. The darker the color of the translucent part, the less translucent it will be.

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A note about raw sets:
Raw sets are unpainted and unpolished. They'll have sharp edges, clear sprue attachment points, slightly rough surfaces, and 'scratches' (which are actually lines on the surface where the whorls of injected hot acrylic are pressed up against each other).

This can be fascinating because of how much it shows off about the manufacturing process. However, some might feel disappointed thinking their dice are scratched and used, when that is not the case.

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This is a 10 Piece set containing 2x d20, 1x d12, 1x d10, 1x d%, 1x d8, 2x d6 and 1x d4 dice. One d20 features the Eclipse Dice logo on the 20, the other is a standard d20.

Special bulk offer, while supplies last.

*When you purchase 3 sets of Eclipse, regardless of type, you will receive a medium blue Eclipse pouch free of charge. This pouch has room for 60 loose dice.
*When you purchase 5 sets of Eclipse, regardless of type, you will receive a large size purple Eclipse pouch free of charge. This pouch has room for 125 loose dice.

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