The gyst being the completely different method used to make the two types of dice, and I began to wonder if there is a market for precision made gaming dice. I do like the crisp corners of Vegas dice sometimes.
Ya to echo the comment above Game Science dice has been doing just that for years actually ... http://www.gamescience.com/ ... nice sets available at affordable prices. Though I don't know if they do bricks of D6s ... I don't think they do.
I actually own a few bricks of them and really like how they roll. Being from Vegas originally ... I literally have bags and bags of casino dice (probably 200-300) that for any system involving D6s ... I'm rolling casino dice. They really do roll randomly, I have 5 pounds of Chessex "pound-o-dice" so its like a little pirate chest full of dice ... and I never roll those D6s. I use my game science dice for most RPGing ... but honestly I will use my chessex sometimes too. Though those I mostly reserve as guest dice.
You know that this is Lou Zocchi's pitch on his "precision" dice, right?
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Ya to echo the comment above Game Science dice has been doing just that for years actually ... http://www.gamescience.com/ ... nice sets available at affordable prices. Though I don't know if they do bricks of D6s ... I don't think they do.
ReplyDeleteI actually own a few bricks of them and really like how they roll. Being from Vegas originally ... I literally have bags and bags of casino dice (probably 200-300) that for any system involving D6s ... I'm rolling casino dice. They really do roll randomly, I have 5 pounds of Chessex "pound-o-dice" so its like a little pirate chest full of dice ... and I never roll those D6s. I use my game science dice for most RPGing ... but honestly I will use my chessex sometimes too. Though those I mostly reserve as guest dice.
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