I guess it would really depend on the individual set and I'd need to see photos of the exact set you'd send to tell if it would match my character and her colours.

Here's one of the palettes I have going. :-)

Ah yes, I see now why I didn't buy that set - it has too much blue for my taste in the photos in the webshop. I'm really looking for something to go with that lavender and sea green thing of my character rather than light blue. But still a super nice set.

They arrived yesterday and they're fabulous! I'll take pictures when I have more time, but I love them. What is this set named?

These would be so perfect for my Firbolg Circle of the Stars druid and go perfectly with the "What a horrible night to have a curse" set! Are you gonna put these up in the shop?

I won this set through DMC a while ago, and I really need to remember to take it out and use it more! They're so nice.

It does sound like a fun family project! 🙂 Thing is that videos like this spread false information and then more people share it, and suddenly it's all over social media and becomes "common knowledge". Not saying your video will go viral, but it's a piece of that puzzle.

Thing is, the salt water test isn't a reliable method to test dice balance and it's long been debunked. It can detect whether your die would float perfectly in a vacuum, but you don't play games in a vacuum. Other physical forces have a much bigger effect that a few bubbles.

Yeah, sorry, I didn't watch the video, not a Ginny Di fan. But I'm glad she mentioned it.

The company who makes the human bone and moose poop dice (Artisan Dice) are absolute horseshit and should be avoided at any cost. The dude got sued for their shitty quality and ignoring the customer complaint and didn't show up in court. Now he has a bench warrant out on him and still doesn't care.