This is incredible work.

To date I've avoided using the unicode die-face characters in d6 (and d66, etc) rolltables, because it's really annoying to type them, and they're not correctly read by all screen readers (particularly the default Windows one).

This makes them (and Fudge dice, playing cards, and even dominos) easier to type, without just mapping them to keyboard letters like a dingbat font might. A screen reader will see "SIX_HEARTS" or "3_4".

Add to that the support for light and dark dice (fantastic for people writing Trophy material) and rounded corners, square corners and pixelated dice, and this is a fantastic font every ttrpg writer should download.