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Why don't the Catalan solids ever get any love? In addition do a d12, they can make a d24, d30, d48, d60, and d120.
As duals of the Archimedian solids they feel like they're mathematicalish enough. (Those self-dual Platonic solids stealing all the glory).As far as efficiency, if you only get one die, the 24 sided deltoidal icositetrahedron would let you get d2, d3, d4, d6, d8, d12, and d24 all in one. (I'm not sure what the rest of the stuff on these are beyond that).
I wonder how big (and heavy) a d120 needs to be to be readable if you want all of d2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 24, 30, 40, 60, and 120 on it and be sturdy enough to roll.
Azzy
ᚳᚣᚾᛖᚹᚢᛚᚠ
They are very modern in conception and not very fantasy or mythic.
I'm kind of curious about the Venn diagram of those who want Infra/Ultra-vision and those who want Psionics with telepathy, telekinesis, pyrokinesis, etc...
Faolyn
(she/her)
Ultraviolet light isn't night-vision. It's specifically a wavelength of light that is outside the human eye's ability to see.
So if your race has ultravision, congrats, you can see the stripes on human skin and the colors on a seemingly white flower. It won't actually help them in the dark, though.
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
Thats very Eurocentric and Koine Greek might want to object, Alexanders Empire was quite iinfluential.
Lanefan
Victoria Rules
Has it?
Not in everyone's game or setting. I mean, in mine it's not even a requirement that PCs speak Common, never mind the general population.
Lanefan
Victoria Rules
The explanation behind them is modern, sure, but the concept of some species being able to see by starlight and others being able to see by heat radiation doesn't have to be.
Lanefan
Victoria Rules
It will outdoors, as it allows vision by starlight. (reduced but not eliminated if the sky is cloudy)
Doesn't help indoors unless someone casts Starshine, a 1e Druid spell (I'm not even sure if it's still a thing in 5e) that generates indoor starlight over an area.
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