Help, it's a d20 from a far away land!

[Cerbie]

A normal size red d20 with white numbering in a times-like font, and with "EQ" where the 20 would be. Anyone have any ideas about where/what/when it's from?

 

[HellHound]

EQ?

Sounds like a promotional EverQuest die or something.

Sounds pretty cool, overall. Standard numbering sequence (1 opposite 20) or the new funky "M:tG" numbering sequence (20-19-18-17- etc...)

 

[HellHound]

Errr... I guess that would be "EQ-19-18-17..." eh?

 

[Crothian]

I say an Everquest die as well...burn it!!!

 

[Henry]

I say an Everquest die as well...burn it!!!

Burn it? Zander would slay you for such heresy!

(Well, he would until he had one for his collection. )

 

[Crothian]

Burn it? Zander would slay you for such heresy!

(Well, he would until he had one for his collection. )

we don't have enough public burnings on the message board, I'm trying to fix that.

So, Burn it!!

 

[HellHound]

But...

But...


but the EQRPG is, well, -cool-.

Really.

 

[diaglo]

A normal size red d20 with white numbering in a times-like font, and with "EQ" where the 20 would be. Anyone have any ideas about where/what/when it's from?

an Everquest Must Die.

 

[Xath]

Is it a counter die? (ie. Do the numbers go in order around the die?)

Or is it a "random" die? (1 is across from 20, 19 is opposite 2, etc)

But I agree, Everquest. If it's randomized, it might be worth keeping, but if it's a counter, burn it.

 

[Cerbie]

I got this thing before there ever was Everquest, from my first DM. It had its honorary place as the bastard die. I was going through my dice to find missing pieces, and noticed the odd '20'.

Also, it has a . instead of _ on the 9 and 6.

Edit: the numbers are not sequentially ordered, but not 21-x for the opposite side, save for EQ as 20 and 11.

number: opposite
EQ:1
19:4
18:8
17:3
16:4
15:9
14:6
13:7
12:2
11:10