0x2682

0x2682 is the hexadecimal representation of the Unicode code point U+2682, which encodes the die face three symbol (⚂) in the Miscellaneous Symbols block. It is part of a small family of die face characters used to depict the six faces of a standard die.

This symbol is typically rendered as a square or circular die with three pips. The exact appearance depends on the font and platform; some environments may render a more stylized pictograph, while others might display a basic placeholder if the glyph is not supported.

In digital text, 0x2682 can be used to indicate dice rolls, gaming motifs, or probability-related content. It appears in various contexts such as documents, user interfaces, messaging, and programming where a compact, non-language-specific representation of a die face is needed.

Although commonly used in modern systems, rendering requires font support for the Unicode die-face range. Some older or limited environments may not display it correctly, showing an empty box or a question mark instead.

Related characters include U+2680 (die face one) through U+2685 (die face six), which together form the standard set of six dice-face symbols. These symbols are part of Unicode’s effort to provide a consistent way to represent common symbols across platforms and languages.