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10d8 Set - DOTS Braille Acrylic - Cursed Acid

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$13.37 $19.95 In stock

Category: DOTS RPG Product

Introducing the world’s first mass produced braille polyhedral dice! Designed by the DOTS RPG Project, these dice use letters A-J to represent numbers 1-10 and letters K-T to represent numbers 11-20. The Touch Point Edge can be considered an underline, acting as an orientation marker to indicate the proper way to read each face when the dice are rolled. 

The DOTS Braille RPG Dice were designed with the blind and visually impaired experience as the main focus. Tactile readability was prioritized by creating consistent faces across all dice with a single braille cell and no engraved numbers. This simplified numbering system makes the dice easy to learn and fun to read!

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to Accessibility In Tabletop, the DOTS RPG Project provides braille dice, accessibility resources, and more to make tabletop roleplaying games accessible for disabled gamers. Learn more about DOTS on their website, and learn how Braille is used on dice here. 

A portion of all proceeds will go directly to the DOTS RPG Project to fund the continuous production of Braille RPG Dice.

FEATURES

• Acrylic dice with green and black swirl effect unique to each set

• Raised border edges and Mythica-inspired corners on each face create stability when reading

• Sighted braille reference guide included

• All sets come in a protective metal case with “DOTS RPG Project Braille Dice” in braille on the lid. Printed design on case resembles a silver chest with black accents and logo “DOTS RPG Project Braille Dice by Die Hard Dice”

• Slightly oversized 10-piece set of 8-sided RPG dice

View the DOTS RPG Project collection for other collaboration products!

Braille RPG Dice Patent in the US and China. US patent number 12,415,127.

Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Eva O. ★★★★★

I love that I can read the roll just by touch — the braille dots are raised enough to catch my fingertip, and the A-J/K-T letter system is logical once you've practiced

Harper C. ★★★★☆

Took me a couple rolls to stop reading the letters as a d20 and remember K-T means 11-20, but once it clicked the dots are actually easier to feel than tiny engraved numbers. The acid swirl coloring is a bit louder than I expected from the photos. Solid set for running a game without leaning over th

Evelyn F. ★★★☆☆

The braille dots are readable and the A-J numbering makes sense once you get used to it, but the acid swirl color looks muddier in person than in the photos. Fine for casual play, though I wouldn't call them a showpiece set.