Nine leaded windows, each die glazed in its own color and lit from behind, the glass genuinely see-through so the table shows faintly through every panel. The lead came is real and solid, dark oxidized metal holding each pane in its frame while the glass stays clear. Every numeral is set in a tint chosen against its own window, pale on the deep panels and deep on the pale gold d8, so no glyph is lost inside its color. The full polyhedral set, plus a d2 and a d16, each glazed a different shade.

These came out of a cathedral that lost its roof centuries ago and kept its windows anyway. The glaziers cut every pane for the light of a different hour, ruby for the dawn service and cobalt for the long night watch, and set them all in lead by hand. What survives is nine small windows, one for every die, still coloring whatever light finds them.

1 sets containing 9 dice