#Dice

I built a 3D dice roller as a Chrome extension and wanted dice that look like the marbled Chessex...

Roll 4 dice to get a random target number, then try to stop a timer at exactly that many milliseconds. Hit it and watch the countdown drop. Miss it and time goes up. Catch the hidden Magikarp to begin!

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: Battlefield 6's first truly big map feels like playing a different, much better Battlefield

So, this year I made a few resolutions — and sure, no one keeps to resolutions, but I decided to at...

Amberspire, a sci-fi city builder with dice, captivates with its sense of mystery, though some restrictive elements make it drag after a while

When I started RandTap, I had a list of about eight tools I wanted to build. A dice roller. A coin...

Amberspire is an elegant, jarring and entrancing boardgame about dicing with an alien moon for the soul of a city. Read the full verdict in our review.

From the developer of The Banished Vault, Amberspire is an equal-parts frustrating and intriguing eco city-builder set on a moon that was built as a mausoleum.

From Eurogamer RSS Feed: Star Wars Battlefront 2 player numbers climb again as excitement builds around returning Resurgence Day community event

Hai presente quando il venditore dell’app di timbratura ti dice “tranquillo, c’è il geofence”? Ti...

From Pcgamer RSS Feed: I never understood the appeal of a jumbo novelty d20 until I saw one inspired by one of my favorite new RPGs

From Reddit - r/hiphopheads: Nas - Life is Like a Dice Game ft. Cordae & Freddie Gibbs

From Rockpapershotgun RSS Feed: "I wanted you to feel bad": former Battlefield audio designer recalls punching himself to record more realistic gunshot screams

Dungeon Masters' DM Jasmine Bhullar is making long rest harder for her players, but it's nothing compared to the house rules in Dark Dice.

From bit-tech.net news Feed: Battlefield 2042 adds five specialists in wake of beta feedback

The story most people tell about tribal casinos is neat and convenient. That it is a modern industry, seized as… Continue reading The original casino?…

Ice Age hunter-gatherer "were intentionally relying on random outcomes in repeatable, rule-based ways."

More than 12,000 years ago, Native American hunter-gatherers were already making and using dice—thousands of years before similar tools appeared elsewhere. These bone “binary lots” acted like primitive coins, producing random outcomes for games of chance.…