I downloaded the free Braille dice models from @DotsRPG@twitter.com and printed myself a set in generic gray. Available at http://dotsrpg.com/free-3d-dice-models
More info for those who can print and those who want to just buy a set:
Bringing mine to #GenCon.
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Help us spread the word about @DotsRPG! We are bringing #braille rulebooks, #rpgdice, and various gaming aids to the #blind and #visuallyimpaired. Head to our site, shapeways shop (https://bit.ly/2ugzieM) or thingiverse (https://bit.ly/2GfwEaH) to get your own braille #dice!
https://twitter.com/DotsRPG/status/978294257462251521
Unrelated, I found that typeface via the hashtag #私の作品もっと沢山の人に広がれ祭り, which Japanese artists are using to show their (often awesome) work.
Great post on how that typeface is useful in *very* limited contexts:
https://medium.com/@acuity_design/the-problem-of-looks-good-inclusive-design-741022b4ac44
I love that he uses the murder ramp I ref in my talks.
I looked at this typeface yesterday to see if I could incorporate it into the dice (up to D12) for sighted players: http://brailleneue.com/