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Make them from a substance that leaves a tiny amount of residue on any surface it's left on for more than a small amount of time. Any time a die is rolled (and

Make them from a substance that leaves a tiny amount of residue on any surface it's left on for more than a small amount of time. Any time a die is rolled (and then left unperturbed for a short amount of time), that face becomes lighter.

kej 9y ago
Wouldn't this be the opposite of what you want? You'd weigh down the current bottom face, making that face more likely to be on the bottom for future rolls.
- Vendan 9y ago
  if the die is leaving residue, that face is getting lighter, and therefore will want to be on "top"
  - kej 9y ago
    Oh, you're right. I was thinking the residue material was all contained inside the die, not that the die itself was made from it and would gradually fall apart as you used it.