Dadu Abjad ("Alphabet Dice") is a competitive, speed-based game designed for 2–4 players (ages 5+) with a strong focus on inclusive literacy by introducing both standard letter shapes and Braille. The game's theme is a fast-paced challenge to quickly match words. In each round, one Mission Card is revealed, showing a target word and its corresponding Braille. Importantly, the game includes provisions for players with hearing or sight difficulties, utilizing sign language or verbal instruction from a companion. All players simultaneously race to roll and arrange their individual sets of four Letter Dice to spell the target word correctly from left to right. The first player to successfully arrange their dice presses the central Bell. If their dice arrangement correctly matches the Mission Card, they claim the card as a point; if incorrect, they skip the current round while others continue. The goal is to be the first player to collect 5 Mission Cards to win instantly, or, if the deck runs out, to be the player with the most collected Mission Cards. —description from the designer

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