I couldn't believe my eyes, hope i'm not the only one who completely ignored the existence of these.
Spoony had a video on weird dice, among them an all purpose die, covering the big 7 in one die, it looked like a pain to read though.
We use a D30 in one of the Magic the Gathering groups i sometimes attend to roll to go first.
The d11 shown there are a little unimaginative and boring, you can make basically any die like that.
Why isn't there a d24 on there? I know they exist, I have one.
I love weird dice :) I have a d3, d5, d14, d16 (that one's missing too), d24, d100 and a spheric d6. Also, rather than the barrel-like shape that many of those dice have in the picture, my d5 is shaped like this, and it boggles the mind that it is actually quite precise.
I have the same type of d5, and my players all scoff at it until they roll it, then they are amazed... lol
I knew the d30 (have one) and d100, but never saw the use for odd sided dice. I think i'll keep using the traditional ones.
Knew the d24 and 36 too, never heard of a system using them.
I have the same type of d5, and my players all scoff at it until they roll it, then they are amazed... lol
It is always a source of wonder when that die rolls a 2, 3 or 4 :)