Dice Questions?

[aco175]

Does anyone know where I can get a set of "universal d12s"? I saw them at a convention years ago and I was short on cash and couldn't buy them at the time, and I've been looking everywhere for them since.

I see this thing, link goes to DDBeyond thread. Not exactly what you were thinking. I seem to recall that d12 as well.

 

[Kevin Cook]

Does anyone know where I can get a set of "universal d12s"? I saw them at a convention years ago and I was short on cash and couldn't buy them at the time, and I've been looking everywhere for them since.

It was a set of five dice:

The "d2" was a twelve-sider that was numbered 1 or 2, six times.
The "d3" was a twelve-sider that was numbered 1 thru 3, four times.
The "d4" was, you guessed it, a twelve-sider that was numbered 1 thru 4, three times.
The "d6" was--you get the idea.
And of course there was a standard d12 to round out the set.

I really wish I could find that set. I know and accept that it's totally unnecessary, that there are many other dice and ways to do this, but that's not the point. The point is that I WANT THE CLICKY MATH ROCKS.

I call those multifunction ... only problem is I have not seen them with all 5 that you mention on a D12

This is THE DICE LAB's Multidice

http://dicecollector.com/images/large/df/09651cf1d1910c8934fc2c57ca4a31.jpg

This is Steve Jackson's Fantasy Trip D12

http://dicecollector.com/images/large/b5/0bdd85ed93f86a291486722b517635.jpg

This is the Gamescience DTotal (by Dr Alexander Simkin) that has all that you mention

http://dicecollector.com/images/large/e3/1ceac37f57574a2c6a8d29fc884001.jpg

This one by Len Polygon has all you mention except for the d2

http://dicecollector.com/images/large/9d/64fd7eb7c14e7503cbb4b68fc1d5fe.jpg