How Many d20s have YOU rolled?

MichaelSomething · May 6, 2009

Not enough. No matter how many times I rolled those D20s, it's not enough...

jmucchiello · May 6, 2009

This thread is what I thought it was. But I was hoping it was about uniqueness. How many individual d20 dice have you rolled. Sure you only own (have owned) 5, 10, 50, 500. But most likely you didn't own every d20 you've rolled. Just knowing how many d20s you've owned isn't enough. I'm wondering how many have passed from your hand to table top. And to make it interesting, it only counts if there was a player action/reaction involved. Just picking up a d20 in a store and giving it a random toss doesn't count. Something in a game had to be on the line. My range is 60-75 but I keep thinking I've forgotten some.

Theo R Cwithin · May 6, 2009

When I was a kid, I used to tell my younger brothers not to play with my dice because each one only had a certain number of rolls in it. I said that *poof* it would crumble into dust after all it's rolls were used up.

I still use that original d20 out of the red box, and it hasn't disintegrated yet... so I obviously haven't rolled it more than the magic number of times! :angel:

Donovan Morningfire · May 6, 2009

Up until last year, I would have to guess that overall, not that many natural 20's when playing a d20-based game, and a grand sum of three from playing 4e.

Reason I say "until last year" was that was when I started playing Zayne Morningfire, a young Jedi in the Star Wars Legacy Era. While he doesn't score that many nat 20's on his attack rolls or other skill/ability score checks, the boy seems to roll nothing but 20's on his Use the Force checks, with one session rolling 15 nat 20's out of a total 17 Use the Force checks, which is probably more natural 20's than I've rolled for any other character in a d20-based game than I've ever played, and that was just one sessions.