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That seems odd, maybe because I am used to the "conventional" way of rolling d100: roll two d10s, where the first die is concatenated with the second. A roll of
by noarchy 10y ago
That seems odd, maybe because I am used to the "conventional" way of rolling d100: roll two d10s, where the first die is concatenated with the second. A roll of 0 on both dies indicates 100. Some d10s are even sold with a zero tacked on, so you actually see 10, 20, 30, etc, instead of 1, 2, 3, etc... just so there is no question as to which is the "tens" die.
- gknoy 10y ago> 10, 8 Me: "Sweet! I rolled 18." Friend: "Er, that's 9." Me: "... shoot." I'd have noticed it sooner if it had been one of the other sides. :)
- NoGravitas 10y agoWe usually used different colours and specified just before rolling which was the tens.