1. What is your age (Teens, 20's, 30's, etc. is enough if you don't want to divulge your exact age), sex and nationality?
21, Male, American
2. For what do you most commonly use dice? Role-playing games, tabletop games, gambling games, etc.? Please mention the specific games you use your dice for the most.
Use dice mostly for D&D 3.5, Pathfinder, and Magic the Gathering.
3. Roughly how many dice do you own?
Roughly 80.
4. Are you dice only six-sided or do you own other forms?
Many other forms. d2, d3, d4, d5, d6, d7, d8, d10, d12, d14, d16, d20, d24, and d100.
5. Do you own dice that are unusual in shape or material? These would include andy one-sided dice, 100-sided dice and dice made of metals, for some examples.
I have a full set of glow in the dark dice, a 12 sided die with body parts listed on each face, my d2 is a metal coin with a 1 and a 2 on it, d100 is filled with little metal ball or something to help with balance, and I have many d10s which list 00 though 90 for generating percentages.
6. How do you keep you dice? In a bag, box, etc.?
A crappy old green felt bag I inherited from my dad's DMing days.
7. Do you have any superstitions concerning your dice? This would include always having the highest number face up and jinxing.
Certain dice are most certainly lucky, and resent not being used. Additionally, each d20 only contains a certain number of 20s. These 20s are wasted if rolled when not being rolled for some purpose. A d20 which is out of 20s can be replenished by loaning it to someone else.
8. If so, how does it work? For example, how does one jinx dice?
See above.
9. Do you have any good advice to "un-jinx" dice that have suffered that terrible fate?
See above again.
10. What is the tallest/most creative dice pyramid you have ever created?
They usually fail pretty badly. I tend to build them on unstable surfaces. I've gotten pretty good at spinning dice though.
11. Any comments on your dice in particular or dice in general you would like to add?
I make a habit of buying new dice once a year, and have recently been trying to collect odd ones.
21, Male, American
2. For what do you most commonly use dice? Role-playing games, tabletop games, gambling games, etc.? Please mention the specific games you use your dice for the most.
Use dice mostly for D&D 3.5, Pathfinder, and Magic the Gathering.
3. Roughly how many dice do you own?
Roughly 80.
4. Are you dice only six-sided or do you own other forms?
Many other forms. d2, d3, d4, d5, d6, d7, d8, d10, d12, d14, d16, d20, d24, and d100.
5. Do you own dice that are unusual in shape or material? These would include andy one-sided dice, 100-sided dice and dice made of metals, for some examples.
I have a full set of glow in the dark dice, a 12 sided die with body parts listed on each face, my d2 is a metal coin with a 1 and a 2 on it, d100 is filled with little metal ball or something to help with balance, and I have many d10s which list 00 though 90 for generating percentages.
6. How do you keep you dice? In a bag, box, etc.?
A crappy old green felt bag I inherited from my dad's DMing days.
7. Do you have any superstitions concerning your dice? This would include always having the highest number face up and jinxing.
Certain dice are most certainly lucky, and resent not being used. Additionally, each d20 only contains a certain number of 20s. These 20s are wasted if rolled when not being rolled for some purpose. A d20 which is out of 20s can be replenished by loaning it to someone else.
8. If so, how does it work? For example, how does one jinx dice?
See above.
9. Do you have any good advice to "un-jinx" dice that have suffered that terrible fate?
See above again.
10. What is the tallest/most creative dice pyramid you have ever created?
They usually fail pretty badly. I tend to build them on unstable surfaces. I've gotten pretty good at spinning dice though.
11. Any comments on your dice in particular or dice in general you would like to add?
I make a habit of buying new dice once a year, and have recently been trying to collect odd ones.