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<blockquote data-quote="jollyninja" data-source="post: 3212756" data-attributes="member: 3208">I'm not a spinner or a stacker but i do spend about 50% of my time at the table making sure my dice are lined up just right. it varies from game to game but they end up color coded or in ascending size, all on the same number or some such thing after every roll. I suspect it's a mild form of obsessive compulsive disorder but I don't do anything else that would lead to that diagnosis.for a time, i would begin a game night by rolling every dice i had on the table until it was a one. I jokingly reffered to it as letting the bad rolls seep out the top. the other guys started calling it seeping. then they started doing it as well to since it's statistically difficult to roll the same number two times in a row. I quit eventually. in short some people just do strange things at the table, if they find out it's bothering someone else, they will probably quit. penalties are excessive, just ask them not to do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jollyninja, post: 3212756, member: 3208"] I'm not a spinner or a stacker but i do spend about 50% of my time at the table making sure my dice are lined up just right. it varies from game to game but they end up color coded or in ascending size, all on the same number or some such thing after every roll. I suspect it's a mild form of obsessive compulsive disorder but I don't do anything else that would lead to that diagnosis. for a time, i would begin a game night by rolling every dice i had on the table until it was a one. I jokingly reffered to it as letting the bad rolls seep out the top. the other guys started calling it seeping. then they started doing it as well to since it's statistically difficult to roll the same number two times in a row. I quit eventually. in short some people just do strange things at the table, if they find out it's bothering someone else, they will probably quit. penalties are excessive, just ask them not to do it. [/QUOTE]

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