Intended for 3d print.
15 unique dice. There's no particular unifying theme, except that I tried coming up with uncommon functions that I've not seen very often in dice. I recommend reading the detailed list below. The dice are prescaled to about 2x2x2cm. Depending on the quality of you 3d printer, you may want to increase the dice in size before printing. The simpler dice can also be decreased in size.
Detailed list
This model pack includes the following types of dice:
- D3
- D4
- D6 Aim Dice (it shows where on a human target a shot/weapon strike hits).
- D6 Braille (Disclaimer: I don't know braille, I just checked the symbols for the numbers 1 to 6 on the internet, then copied them unto a D6 die).
- D6 Chtulhu (displays various phases of the moon, including one that's Chtulhu Time. You don't want Chtulhu Time).
- D6 Moon Phases (same as above, but without the risk of rolling up a cosmic horror).
- D6 Dwellings (recommended use is for rolling what type of settlement your characters come across while adventuring in the wilderness).
- D6 Equipment (determines if you find armor, weapons, gear, et cetera when looting).
- D6 Equipment, Sunken (same as above, but with the symbols debossed instead of embossed).
- D6 Gear Box (displays the common car gears 1-5 and reverse).
- D6 Gear Box, Sunken (same as above, but with the gear symbols places in indents. This will make the die lie more evenly on a flat surface).
- D6 Loaded (hollowed out. Place and glue your own weights, like lead pellets or similar, against the inside wall opposite the side you want the die to consistently roll. Then glue the topmost section back into place to seal the die. Voila, you are now ready to become a riverboat gambler).
- D6 Mood Die (suggested use is to determine how a joke lands, or what reaction you character engenders during conversation in a RPG).
- D10 With Zero (a regular D10, but with the numbers 0-9 instead of 1-10).
- D20 Random Numbers (20-sided die, but with completely random whole numbers).
360 degree turntable presentation:
