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<blockquote data-quote="SpaceBaby Industries" data-source="post: 651013" data-attributes="member: 10009">Okay, you asked for itYou want derailed and off topic?&nbsp; Not to mention involving children?&nbsp; Here you go.One of my friends in our campaign decided he had too many dice.&nbsp; He then put about fifty of them in a little wooden box and give them to my son as a gift.&nbsp; Bear in mind at this point said child was about three.&nbsp; What do you do at that age with so many interesting and colorful shapes?Digger Dice!How to play: one person rolls dice towards the other, who then uses a toy front end loader (&quot;digger&quot; - get it?) to catch and then store the captured dice.&nbsp; Best played with the digger player has a wall right behind them to assist with containing &quot;dice spread&quot;.Great fun, and I am pretty sure he was in the minority of three year olds who knew what a dodecahedron was.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SpaceBaby Industries, post: 651013, member: 10009"] [b]Okay, you asked for it[/b] You want derailed and off topic? Not to mention involving children? Here you go. One of my friends in our campaign decided he had too many dice. He then put about fifty of them in a little wooden box and give them to my son as a gift. Bear in mind at this point said child was about three. What do you do at that age with so many interesting and colorful shapes? Digger Dice! How to play: one person rolls dice towards the other, who then uses a toy front end loader ("digger" - get it?) to catch and then store the captured dice. Best played with the digger player has a wall right behind them to assist with containing "dice spread". Great fun, and I am pretty sure he was in the minority of three year olds who knew what a dodecahedron was. [/QUOTE]

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