They appear to be square, 12mm, but I wanted to double check. Are the icons on the faces engraved? If so, what prevents people from feeling the sides when they draw their dice from their bag? My only experience with Dice masters is watching a tutorial this morning. I am currently in early stages of designing a dice game, so I was curious about those things.
Thanks!

I can easily pull Bat-Man (TM) dice out of the bag.

The symbols are HUUUUUGGGEE compared to those on most other dice.

Well, of course, that would be cheating.

I've have neuropathy and can barely feel if I have 4 dice, so I can't tell about the engraved symbols.

yes, it would be cheating.

it was giving information responsive to the OP's question.

Yep, I should've gone teal.

Double post.

Since cheating was mentioned, I thought I'd add a little something here about play at the top level.

I don't know how many of you watched the live feeds of the Nats and Worlds matches, but just in case you didn't here's what happens: the players very rarely ever actually draw from their bags. Yes, they technically "draw", but between effects like the Professor X global and other ways to load your prep area, there are generally only a few dice ever going into the bag from the used pile.

Often times, the players have such an efficient use of the dice and energy, they've only got 4 dice in the used pile... so rather than put those 4 back in the bag, they just pick them right up and roll, skipping the bag.

Being able to feel your dice doesn't even really matter in this case.

And, for the record, the players are awesome. Even if they are heavily using their bag (some builds do), I highly doubt any of them are trying to game the system by feeling their dice. And if they are, they're pretty fast about it... I've never seen anyone take a long time to hunt through their bag, feeling for just the right die. These DM players seem to be a very solid group. Are there any cheaters? Maybe. Seems like there's always one bad apple in any bunch. But I've never witnessed it first hand.



That's at WKOs, Nats, and Worlds. Your mileage at other events might vary.

Thank you! Like I said before, I don't know much about Dice Masters and probably won't ever play it (at least not competitively), I was just curious.

the player groups I've run into - both in person and online - are very strong, positive groups.

They truly like this game.

Unfortunately, I've not yet been able to go to any significant organized event - only played in a few local stores events.

I thought I had a metric scale, couldn't find it.

But, yes, with my totally unscientific method (using a civil engineering scale) the dice appear to be 12mm.