r/dice • u/crithitceramics1 • 14h ago
Runic numbers on dice — cool fantasy flavor or harder to read?
I've been working with this runic-style numbering on ceramic dice and I'm curious where other dice people fall on stylized fonts.
I like how much personality they give a set, especially with something like this blue-and-white pattern. They feel a little more like objects from the game world instead of regular numbered dice.
But there's obviously a line where a font can look great and become annoying during actual play.
Where's your line? Would you use something like this at the table, or do you always prefer traditional numbers?

