IMO this should be called "Die Without Two" since only one of the two dice is gimmicked. And the description of this item should be rewritten by someone who knows English and also knows how to perform.

The dice themselves are well made. However, the accompanying instructions are essentially nonexistent. There is small strip of paper says that the special characteristic of the gimmicked die allows you to force a card location, book pages, or different elements. But there is no explanation as to how to do this.

It is fortunate that I already know one way that the special die can be used (having made one for myself some years ago). So I can reinterpret "force a card location [or element]" as "force one card [or item] our of six". I would be very interested in knowing how to force a book page -- personally, I have no idea how to do this ... unless there are six page numbers on pieced of paper and the die is used to select one.

So A+ for the product, F for the instructions and a C- for the description of the effect.

For the price, I expected the die to look presentable. The special work was poorly executed and visible at first glance. It’s also very noticeable by touch! Extremely disappointed!

Max Maven's NOTHING DVD set has a great routine and useful thinking regarding this sort of die as used in a comedy (not ha ha you lose) Bank Night routine.