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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 5682679" data-attributes="member: 22424">As did I, for about two weeks before I got my Basic Set. Since then, I haven't looked back. Had the appropriate dice not been included in the box, or had they not been easily and cheaply available separately, I wouldn't have stuck with the game - the substitute was already tiresome.And now, in 2011, I have a large box of dice of all the standard polyhedrals: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 and d20. That's enough for just about any RPG out there. I don't have a d7, d14, d30, or any other non-standard type. And although they are available online, they aren't available in either FLGS to which I have easy access, and they aren't cheap.Yes, and that's the easiest of the required substitutions. As noted, the suggested workaround for a d14 is to roll d20 and reroll anything 15+. That's going to get old really fast.I have neither a tablet nor a smartphone, and no intention of getting either. Nor do I want the distraction of lots of electronic devices at the game table.Besides, dice roller programs are a poor substitute for the real thing.Fair enough. In my opinion, it is a bad choice.My logic is uncertain where Dungeons & Dragons is concerned. So, I'm willing to forgive 4e of certain things I don't like that would be a deal-breaker for any other game, including Pathfinder.So, yeah, I'll grudgingly accept power cards in 4e, but not in DCC. That's not logical, it's the value of the label D&D on the cover.</blockquote>

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