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<blockquote data-quote="Orius" data-source="post: 5610224" data-attributes="member: 8863">There is only one correct answer - you can never have enough dice.For practical purposes, I generally use this assortment:1d20: generally no more are needed than this.1d12: not used often, so don't need a lot2d10: a regular d10 and a percentile d10.&nbsp; Played with too many gamers who &quot;forgot&quot; to declare which d10 was the tens place until after the roll to not use a percentile d10.&nbsp; This could be upped to 3d10 for occasions where a 2d10 might be needed.2d8: sometimes 2 are needed.4d6: used for ability score generation, also these are common dice, so there's plenty of extras.3d4: normally I'd just stick with 2d4, but I have another d4 I like a lot so I use 3.1d3: have a d6 that's just numbered 1-3 so I use it for d3 rolls.Possibly I'd use more dice if I needed them for spells, but that set is a general all-purpose one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orius, post: 5610224, member: 8863"] There is only one correct answer - you can never have enough dice. For practical purposes, I generally use this assortment: 1d20: generally no more are needed than this. 1d12: not used often, so don't need a lot 2d10: a regular d10 and a percentile d10. Played with too many gamers who "forgot" to declare which d10 was the tens place until after the roll to not use a percentile d10. This could be upped to 3d10 for occasions where a 2d10 might be needed. 2d8: sometimes 2 are needed. 4d6: used for ability score generation, also these are common dice, so there's plenty of extras. 3d4: normally I'd just stick with 2d4, but I have another d4 I like a lot so I use 3. 1d3: have a d6 that's just numbered 1-3 so I use it for d3 rolls. Possibly I'd use more dice if I needed them for spells, but that set is a general all-purpose one. [/QUOTE]

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