Inclusion Dice. Thoughts?

[Lanefan]

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Cool as art objects, kinda useless as dice* in that given it's already hard to read the numbers up close in the photo it'd be impossible to read them at a table. I'll pass.

* - in that colouration anyway.

 

[ccs]

You know what that d6 needs? Little skeletal bits of an adventurer. Then you could have a D6 Gelatinous Cube!

 

[Professor Murder]

The attached pic is just an example. The dice run the gamut.

 

[Weiley31]

I've always wondered if these dice did have any kind of imbalance issues when rolling. A number of them do look pretty nice though.

 

[Marc Radle]

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Just checked out this site - very cool!

Many of the sets were flowers which isn’t really my thing, but a few are awesome!

Unfortunately I didn’t see the Sunken Artifact dice on the site.

 

[Blue]

If the density isn't uniform, the included thing won't suspend in the middle well (it will want to fall or float), and it will be harder to manufacture.

My kids do resin, and that's not as big a factor as you think.

 

[aramis erak]

My kids do resin, and that's not as big a factor as you think.

Especially if done as multiple pours. in a 2-pour, hang it, pour the lower half to include it, [let] cure, then pour other half. (been watching too many epoxy-pourer lathe-apes... Ben's Worx being the one I enjoy most of late.)

 

[Eltab]

Chessex recently put out a set of "Nebula" royal blue translucent glow-in-the-dark dice. There are other base colors available. Vague cloudy shapes inside, and they cast the coolest shadows I have ever seen.