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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 7276340" data-attributes="member: 6669384">I have at least one player at my game table who lines his dice up, by type, with the high numbers up.  It's an old gaming tradition/superstition, to help the dice "remember" the way they're supposed to land.I've seen people change dice, when they think one of theirs is rolling badly for them.One player I know (visits my game via Skype) made a comment the other week, after seeing a player roll a 20 for some minor thing, say "Too bad you used that now,  You could have used it later."None of these practices/ideas have any impact on future dice rolls, and I think that somewhere in the back-left of our brains we know it, but that doesn't keep us from doing it.(Okay, the trick of lining up your dice, high numbers up will actually work.  If you do that then heat the dice in a microwave so they soften and sag.  )What kind of dice rolling rituals and/or habits do you have?Personally I like to roll my dice up against a book, one at a time, so I can tell how well/badly I'm doing.  I know that knowing the current numbers doesn't help my future rolls in any way, but still...</blockquote>