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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 9658439" data-attributes="member: 18182">As D&D and other tabletop RPGs have become more popular . . . there are a LOT of alternatives to dice out there on the market, in addition to what [USER=3285]@talien[/USER] lists above. Dice spinners come in towers, disks, cubes, and other bizarre shapes. I've seen a roulette wheel dice spinner even!And of course the dice themselves are now available in a wider variety of materials than ever before . . . silicone, stone, wood, bone . . . you name it! We've seen an increase in weird dice shapes too, much more diverse and weird than the Zocchi classics from the 80s!But like [USER=7052443]@Sossij[/USER] above . . . I'm not feeling most of these new variations on TTRPG randomization. It all seems like solutions in search of a problem. Companies inventing products nobody needs to try and make a buck on the growing RPG space.I probably shouldn't judge . . . show me some "standard" plastic dice in a color combo I don't have yet . . .</blockquote>