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<blockquote data-quote="Agent Oracle" data-source="post: 2887025" data-attributes="member: 40076">I have three uncommon dice which you probably don't posessFirst is a set of three color-coded wooden cubes from the Elsie The Cow Board game (1950's)&nbsp; The three dice (which vary in size large, medium, small) were intended for the three players (Elmer, Elsie, and their son, whose name eludes me)&nbsp; The gameplay was similar to candyland, except the board had a much more &quot;Dairy Farm fresh&quot; nature to it, and certain spaces featured one of the three characters, landing on the space meant you drew a card, which was happy and smiley and whatnot, but did generic little-kid things (extra turn, go back to blue etc.)Second is of unknown origin a d20 that features alchemical symbols on it's faces instead of numbers.&nbsp; It is green, and marbelized with bronze coloration on the numbers.Third is what i refer to as my plot die.&nbsp; it's a 6-sided die with the following images on it: A Star (5 pointed), a open book, A Question mark, the faces of comedy and tragedy (on one side), a trophy, and a hand pointing to the right.&nbsp; I don't know where it came from, but I use it to make monor adjustments to my games as necessary.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Agent Oracle, post: 2887025, member: 40076"] I have three uncommon dice which you probably don't posess First is a set of three color-coded wooden cubes from the Elsie The Cow Board game (1950's) The three dice (which vary in size large, medium, small) were intended for the three players (Elmer, Elsie, and their son, whose name eludes me) The gameplay was similar to candyland, except the board had a much more "Dairy Farm fresh" nature to it, and certain spaces featured one of the three characters, landing on the space meant you drew a card, which was happy and smiley and whatnot, but did generic little-kid things (extra turn, go back to blue etc.) Second is of unknown origin a d20 that features alchemical symbols on it's faces instead of numbers. It is green, and marbelized with bronze coloration on the numbers. Third is what i refer to as my plot die. it's a 6-sided die with the following images on it: A Star (5 pointed), a open book, A Question mark, the faces of comedy and tragedy (on one side), a trophy, and a hand pointing to the right. I don't know where it came from, but I use it to make monor adjustments to my games as necessary. [/QUOTE]

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