Edit: Shell Presto asked if they were resin or filament. Good question. I printed the dice in resin, I aligned them at 45 degrees, and used small auto supports.
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Dice on the tray:

Trader’s Galaxy recently released sets of their custom dice for playing games like BotWar and Rise of the Democracy. I did a quick review of the tribe for April of 2025 here.

I typically shy away from games that have custom dice. I don’t want to have to buy tons of dice for games. I never got into Star Wars Legion for this exact reason. The game looks fun, but the starter sets don’t come with enough die to actually play a full game with. Give me some d10s and d6’s and let me have fun.
So I decided to do an experiment and see if the die were fair. I rolled everything through a dice tower, and then recorded the results. I rolled 145 times.

I used the Chi-squared method to see how well they rolled.

For those who are not 3 classes shy of a mathematics degree like me, the Chi-squared method is a statistical analysis. You take the sum of all the results with the square of the Outcome - Expected result squared divided by the expected results.

Which leaves us with x squared = 1.10. The common threshold for signifcance is x squared = 5.99.

So in conclusion, my 3d printed dice are very fair. Therefore I have no problem using them in a game.