Non-permanent, fine-point pen – Faber-Castell

The only non-permanent pens you will ever need Like everything made in Germany, these pens are durable. We've been using them for years in Kingdom Death and other games with laminated sheets, and there is rarely a need for a replacement pen. These are the best non-permanent pens out there. In Europe, at least. I haven't seen these pens being sold abroad, so here's your chance to acquire some high-quality pens. One thing, though... We recommend using a moist cloth or tissue paper instead of the eraser end of the pen. For some reason that's the only thing that does not work on these otherwise perfect pens.