They are beautiful. I'm afraid, however, that I would confuse the minus for a blank side.

Those are absolutely incredible. I'd be hesitant to even use them, which is ridiculous given how durable they probably are.

MattyHelms wrote:

They are beautiful. I'm afraid, however, that I would confuse the minus for a blank side.

I agree entirely. Lovely to look at but they fail my first test for dice, as do many of the products by Q-Workshop. Dice are a tool for use at the gaming table and if there is a high chance of confusion and lack of clarity then they simply aren't doing the job. The simplicity of normal Fudge dice is one of the best things about them. It's a real shame, because a slight redesign of the "blank" faces would solve the problem immediately without spoiling the aesthetic.

Good point. You made me remember my lego Fudge dice which I've only used once. Too bouncy and a bit too large for my (already large) hand to roll four of them at once.

Dungeonero wrote:

Good point. You made me remember my lego Fudge dice which I've only used once. Too bouncy and a bit too large for my (already large) hand to roll four of them at once.

The solution here is using 3dF.