As dice boxes, these are... okay. You print them, cut them out, then assemble them.

The artwork is on the cartoony side, particularly the zombie. The coffin art looks like a party favor (in a good way). It's too bad the artist didn't include a photo on the cover page so you could see for yourself.

But, speaking of party favors, these boxes could be used at your Halloween party to hold candy or other treats. No need for an emergency trip to Diddam's or Michael's -- just print and assemble. You could even print them out as an activity for your kids for Halloween!

The mathematician in me is confused. Dice are random number generators and as such cannot be 'bad'...

... but if you are of the superstitious persuasion (and if you have the slightest belief in 'luck' or the like, this IS the time to indulge it after all), but don't just want to take a lump hammer to errant dice, you might fancy constructing a coffin to bury them in. The threat of the thing, lurking on the table beside your dice bag, might be enough to urge them to 'behave' for you!

The really neat thing, though, is the 'Zombie Chow' box. Bright and colourful and likely to distract passing zombies long enough for you to hide behind someone else or get your shotgun out and blow 'em to heck...

And it makes a neat dice box.