Things Six-Sided Dice Can Do in a Game
I am cleaning up my desk and by posting this here now, I can throw away a post-it note I've had sitting around for months.
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Things Six-Sided Dice Can Do in a Game
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Resolve probability (17%, 33%, etc.)
Pick from list
Maintain state:
value on top face
rotation of side faces (or arrow on top face)
location on game board
relation to other dice (grouping/stacking)
color
size
odor (requires diced cheese)
Did I miss anything? Add it in the comments!
Things Six-Sided Dice Can Do in a Game
======================================
Resolve probability (17%, 33%, etc.)
Pick from list
Maintain state:
value on top face
rotation of side faces (or arrow on top face)
location on game board
relation to other dice (grouping/stacking)
color
size
odor (requires diced cheese)
Posted by Gughunter (Stringer) on Tuesday, January 30, 2007 07:58AM
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#6 ACWraith:
Dice can also sink and explode in order to help five lonely devils see their grandfather in heaven. (I still have to beat the second cycle of Bombastic's quest mode.)
Wednesday, January 31, 2007 01:20PM
#5 Airjoe:
Acebloke wrote:
> Contemplate life, the world; and the Universe at large.
Why would you use dice?
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 12:39PM
#4 Eternal_Dread:
If you freeze them in a colored ice cube, it's a great murder weapon.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 10:22AM
#3 Acebloke:
Contemplate life, the world; and the Universe at large.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 09:30AM
#2 Jmurph:
Don't forget they also are great for propping up miniatures that are only partially on a raised table feature (hill, ridge, etc.).
The also make painful projectiles!
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 08:08AM
#1 GoodDoggyTreat:
They also make great paper weights!
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 07:59AM