Just received my core set - I thought there were supposed to be some replacement dice inside, because the first "print" was not that good, but there is none.

How can I know if the dice I received are the "good" ones - do they include them by default in later prints? Or were they missing from the first shipments (I bought my copy from a local store, so I don't know when they received it..)

Some of the first set ten sided dice were sub standard so ffg included a replacement bag of the same dice.

If you look at those dice and the white inlay is poor or not fully covering the symbol it is supposed to i would contact ffg direct.

If it seems ok then you have the new print run stock.

Check your green and red dice. The hourglasses should have a nice hourglass shape, and the eagles should look well-defined so you can tell they're eagles.

Ok, then, I guess they are ok - one or two are not perfect, but they are easily readable and the white inlay covers the figures well enough.

Thanks!

DagobahDave said:

Shouldn't they actually be giffons, not eagles? After all, griffons are a symbol of the Empire, whereas eagles are more 40K / 3rd Reich. Incidentally, many RW heraldic representations of griffons were very similar in appearance to eagles.

I think they're referred to as 'eagles' in the text, but I'm getting old and can't be sure of anything any more.

DagobahDave said:

It's possible they're referred to as eagles; I couldn't find it with a quick search. I was mainly thinking in terms of what they "should" be called. At my table, they will be called griffons.