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   ✯✯ Vista Bill Raley and Comet ✯✯ said, over 5 years ago

   Where did the snow goons come from? Calvin and Hobbes?
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   kittenpah said, over 5 years ago

   Who said these games didn’t promote enough physical activity? Try tossing those dice!
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   Redhead55 said, over 5 years ago

   They look like gianormous DnD dice.
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   Supersurfer said, over 5 years ago

   Much too complex and geeky for me to understand.
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   Aba O said, over 5 years ago

   Better yet, just roll the dice into the front giants. “It’s super effective!”
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   Destiny23 said, over 5 years ago

   I remember seeing the 20-sided dice in high school, but I don’t remember them being THAT big!
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   AKHenderson said, over 5 years ago

   The D6 is for initiative, not the D20.
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   KaminoNeko said, over 5 years ago

   Not in any good system.
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   611Kwel said, over 5 years ago

   D&D 3rd edition uses 1d20 for initiative roll. D&D 2nd edition used 1D10. Initiative is calculated by rolling the die, adding dexterity bonus, adding or subtracting bonus items (for instance magical items that may speed you up or slow you down) then subtract weapon speed.

   The higher your dexterity, the more likely chance you’ll go first instead of the monsters. Small weapons like knives are much faster than big two handed swords, but do much less damage.
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    Linkz1 said, over 5 years ago

    This takes RPGs to a whole new level!
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    Constantinepaleologos said, over 5 years ago

    We seem to have a bit of an Ymirgency here.
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    Sandfan said, over 5 years ago

    Who’s the little snowman in the middle with the medallion and the ears?
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    Bill Tidler Jr. said, over 5 years ago

    611Kwel said, “D&D 3rd edition uses 1d20 for initiative roll. D&D 2nd edition used 1D10. Initiative is …but do much less damage.”

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    Stop that ! :-)
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    mlefavor said, over 5 years ago

    sandfan said, about 2 hours ago Who’s the little snowman in the middle with the medallion and the ears?

    That’s the snow elf. The reason he looks so small is that everything is scaled down—Jason and Marcus would be incapable of building a to-scale frost giant.
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    del_grande said, over 5 years ago

    Either those D12s are missing a lot of numbers, or Bill forgot that D20 sides are triangles, not pentagons.
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