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Message: <blockquote data-quote="el-remmen" data-source="post: 9598130" data-attributes="member: 11">As long as they are legible I don’t give a toot. I have one player who occasionally uses dice that are too hard to read and she struggles. It is not that I don’t trust her (and when we play online I let everyone roll their own dice in person and use the honor system), it is that it takes her too long to read them extending her turn annoyingly. As for dice with character, a friend had a d6 he inherited not sure where it came from, but the 6 was a “T.”  We called it “The T-Die” and it had a tendency to roll 6. We saw that T come up countless times, not always and less than half the time but seemingly significantly more than 1 out of 6.  Later, we discovered the die actually came from the licensed board game of a then future president with that initial and suddenly the thumb on the scale made a whole lot of sense to us. Eventually I’d inherit the die and still break it out as DM when I want to whip my players up into a frenzy. I also have 4 d20s I refer to as “The PC Killers,” for their penchant to roll above 15. I tend to use them for big battles. I don’t know for sure if these characteristics are just in my head, but I find that kind of harmless magical thinking fun.</blockquote>