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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shadeus" data-source="post: 1780261" data-attributes="member: 1795">I've retired exactly two dice in my 25+ years of gaming.  One was a d8 that simply refused to roll higher than a 4.  Was fighting a 3.0 hydra and needed a 5 or better to severe a head.  It was forcibly retired into the woods of Laporte, Indiana.  My other was a d20 that never seemed to roll a 20.  I swear it was a d19.  So I put my other dice around so they could watch and I smashed it with a hammer until it shattered.  Try "retiring" a bad die that way; it's harder than it appears!  If you don't hit it straight on, it tries to squirm away...but on no...you can't escape evil die!  I will get you!!A "bad" die is one where you in particular have had a string of bad luck with.  It doesn't necessarily mean there is anything wrong with the die, just that is a cursed piece of plastic possessed by the soul of a demon guarenteed to always poorly.</blockquote>