Geometry, not art. A die's shape is its identity — a d6 is a square, a d8 a diamond, a d12 a hexagon — so each is drawn as an SVG data URI in its canonical fill with a lighter rim. At 1em the original pip faces were never legible; the shape now carries what they were failing to. The rim is what separates Setback from the ground and Force from a blank space.

Stencils, not images. Solid black in the Obsidian snippet, so invisible on this background. Served as CSS masks with background-color: currentColor, they take whatever colour surrounds them instead — which is why the same file works in body text, in a heading, in a warning, and in print. currentColor inside the SVG does not work: an SVG referenced as an image renders in its own document context.

The same three stencils in the three contexts the site actually puts them in. They should be body grey, pale teal and sodium orange in turn — never black.

Upgrade the check twice, then add for the crowd. Two and a — you get through the checkpoint, but somebody remembers your face.