Tool to write / convert numbers with dice symbols ⚀, ⚁, ⚂, ⚃, ⚄, ⚅ by replacing the numbers 1 to 6 with the corresponding die face and vice versa.
Dice Numbers ⚀⚁⚂ - dCode
Tag(s) : Substitution Cipher
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Any code comprising digits 1 to 6 can be encoded with the 7 Unicode symbols representing dice (one side of a 6-sided cubic dice).
1 | ⚀ |
---|---|
2 | ⚁ |
3 | ⚂ |
4 | ⚃ |
5 | ⚄ |
6 | ⚅ |
? | 🎲 |
Example: 421 is written ⚃⚁⚀
To be sure that only the digits 1 to 6 are used, writing in base 6 (or less, base 5 or base 4 ...) is practical as is a grid encryption of size 5 or 6 (Polybius square, ADFGVX cipher etc.)
The first step is to replace each die with its value
⚀ | 1 |
---|---|
⚁ | 2 |
⚂ | 3 |
⚃ | 4 |
⚄ | 5 |
⚅ | 6 |
🎲 | ? |
It is then likely that the message will use a second encryption method to decode the digits / numbers found.
Basically the message is made up of dice, the Unicode symbols U + 2680 to U + 2685 or the Emoji U + 1F3B2 🎲
Any reference to the number 6, to dice games (Craps, 421, Yams, Yahtzee) are clues
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Dice Numbers ⚀⚁⚂ on dCode.fr [online website], retrieved on 2024-12-04,