'Pi Day' - D&D Style!

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Wangalade

Explorer

• Mar 14, 2015

• #2

That picture is ingenious!

You know if you go D/M/Y then april 31st(31/4/15) also works.

 

Szatany

First Post

• Mar 14, 2015

• #3

Wangalade said:

You know if you go D/M/Y then april 31st(31/4/15) also works.

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It would, if april had 31 days

 

tuxgeo

Adventurer

• Mar 14, 2015

• #4

And the decimal point is formed by a rounded bit of pepperoni from the pizza on the box.

(Of course the fallen bit of pepperoni "hit" the character sheet on the "hit dice" box. I mean, it would have had to, right?)

(On another note: I didn't know Wizards sold those ampersand-themed mechanical pencils, or made them available. I need to investigate the merch some more.)

 

Jester David

Hero

• Mar 14, 2015

• #5

tuxgeo said:

(On another note: I didn't know Wizards sold those ampersand-themed mechanical pencils, or made them available. I need to investigate the merch some more.)

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I saw that as well. Very cool.

 

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Emka

First Post

• Mar 14, 2015

• #6

Spilling condiments on game material is a surefire way to get banned from my table.

 

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Anselyn

Explorer

• Mar 14, 2015

• #7

22/7 is a close approximation to the true Pi day.

 

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jhingelshod

Explorer

• Mar 15, 2015

• #8

Anselyn said:

22/7 is a close approximation to the true Pi day.

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Not an irrational comment.