Elemental Ink Pens – Disappearing Ink – The Shop of Many Things

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Discover our disappearing ink pens for a unique DnD & TTRPG experience. Simply heat to make the ink vanish and make it reappear with cold.
Pack options * Due to high demand, expedited shipping is not available for the 9 Pack Multicolor. FAQ What paper does it work on? It works on all types of paper! Isn't it going to light the paper on fire?! No! The Elemental Ink disappears at 104°F (40°C) whereas normal paper lights at 451°F (233°C). How cold does it need to get? Freezer cold works well but dry ice or other arrangements work too if you want to take it to the next level! How it works Disappears With Heat Becomes completely invisible when subjected to heat. Direct flame works well but also a hot lightbulb, a hot mug of just boiled water or even an iron work too. Around 104f (40c) is the temperature that the ink starts to disappear. Reappears With Ice Once disappeared, the ink is completely invisible until it's chilled to freezing temperatures. Thirty seconds in the freezer works great! Details This is one of my favourite trick tools to use. Your friends will be amazed too when they see the ink vanishing in front of them leaving just your secret message, or whatever you want to reveal.

Elemental Ink Pen, The ink from these pens disappears when subjected to heat and reappears when exposed to cold., By The Shop of Many Things

Elemental Ink Pens – Disappearing Ink – The Shop of Many Things

Elemental Ink • The Shop of Many Things

Elemental Ink Pen, The ink from these pens disappears when subjected to heat and reappears when exposed to cold., By The Shop of Many Things

If your writing has a flair for the dramatic, take your inscriptions to the next level with Elemental Ink Pens. Part magic, part spycraft, and completely awesome, the ink from these colorful ballpoints completely disappears when you apply heat to them! Since paper burns at a temperature about four times hotter than the ink, you can take a flame to your paper and astonish your audience or hide a secret without setting off a smoke detector. But a disappearing act is just half the trick.