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<blockquote data-quote="Chimera" data-source="post: 1866348" data-attributes="member: 2002">Oldies but goodies.My primary d20 is an old purple one numbered 0-9/0-9, one set painted red, one blue (I always use red high on that one).&nbsp; Had it since the original stuff back in the mid 70's.&nbsp; Still use it in every session for my attack rolls.&nbsp; Seems to roll 19 much more than usual.&nbsp; Not 20, but 19.&nbsp; Heck, I'll still take it!Then I have five d6 from the same era, 3 red, 2 green, clear plastic.&nbsp; I busted the corner of one shooting craps in Electronics class back in my junior year ('78-'79) and &quot;fixed&quot; it by building the corner back up with layers of glue.Sure, I have newer dice.&nbsp; Picked up 2 d20 at Gencon 2001.&nbsp; But they don't roll as well as that old purple one, so I stick with it.And no one...NO ONE...touches those dice.&nbsp; Not letting some fool lose my 27 year old &quot;lucky&quot; dice.&nbsp; Or get slime on them or what have you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chimera, post: 1866348, member: 2002"] Oldies but goodies. My primary d20 is an old purple one numbered 0-9/0-9, one set painted red, one blue (I always use red high on that one). Had it since the original stuff back in the mid 70's. Still use it in every session for my attack rolls. Seems to roll 19 much more than usual. Not 20, but 19. Heck, I'll still take it! Then I have five d6 from the same era, 3 red, 2 green, clear plastic. I busted the corner of one shooting craps in Electronics class back in my junior year ('78-'79) and "fixed" it by building the corner back up with layers of glue. Sure, I have newer dice. Picked up 2 d20 at Gencon 2001. But they don't roll as well as that old purple one, so I stick with it. And no one...NO ONE...touches those dice. Not letting some fool lose my 27 year old "lucky" dice. Or get slime on them or what have you. [/QUOTE]

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