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For questions primarily about dice themselves: polyhedral solids used to generate random numbers. In tabletop RPGs, dice are the most common means of introducing chance into the proceedings. Many players enjoy collecting dice of varying colors and shapes.
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Is there any known limit for how many dice RPG players are comfortable adding up?
After reading a few RPG systems that use successes and others that use dice whose shown number are totalled, I came to the conclusion that personally I prefer adding up a maximum of 3–4 numbers and don't … what I'm wondering is, if there are any known studies from the gaming industry (or if there is any known census there) that shows a practical limit at which the average player says "ok that is too many dice …
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