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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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Are Earthdawn's dice mechanics as unfair and wonky as my player claims?
One fix for just the issue of "all these weird dice steps" and the minor but odd probability break-points they cause, is to replace the die steps with Xd3−X, where X is the Step Number. … every roll (though if you're playing via Roll20 or other electronic dice roller, it's not a big deal). …
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