Re: [DL] OT (Ya Think) OT Whaddabout Dice? (was: The decks that y our huckster use

["Jimmy Craig" <jimmythebarrel@hotmail.com>]

Ok, now we are on wierd dice stories.

I had a friend who, when he needed dice, would go to the game store and ask 
to see the dice cases. Then he would systematicly roll all of the dice one 
at a time until he had separated out the ones that rolled 20 (on d20, he did 
it for others to) and the ones that rolled 1's. Then he would continue in 
this fashion until he had whittled down the pile to the dice that rolled 
consistantly 20, or 1, or whatever number set he needed.
I have seen him take 4 hours to buy 1 d20. It was truely pathetic, but he 
did roll what he needed a lot of the time. Had a bag of dice where each die 
was for a specific number he needed to roll.

Jimmy the Barrel

>
>On Thu, Jun 28, 2001 at 08:24:50PM -0000, Boone McKenna said:
> > I have seen all sorts of weird behavior about dice.  I had one friend 
>that
> > would only use white one black or black on white dice.  He claimed that 
>the
> > chaos from the oppisites meant he could count on really high or really 
>low.
>
>  My D&D GM has been gaming for longer than anybody I know, and he has some
>  stories to tell.  One friend of his back in Australia, apparently, rolled
>  those really important make-or-break rolls by loading the D20 into his
>  bellybutton and thrusting his pelvis at the table in such a way that it
>  would launch itself out.
>
>  I mainly use blue dice, by the way, and a deck of cards constructed from
>  Doomtown ones.
>
>  Wishkah
>
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