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All that is required for fairness is equal faces and equivalent reach behavior. Every total symmetry fits. You don't need a platonic solid. By example, every e
by JohnHaugeland 5y ago
All that is required for fairness is equal faces and equivalent reach behavior.
Every total symmetry fits. You don't need a platonic solid. By example, every even number six or up can be fairly represented as two pyramids joined at the base.
Many fair non-platonic dice exist besides the d10, such as the d30. Go ask at the game store
- ravi-delia 5y agoI actually own a d30, as well as a super weird looking d3. But you don't generally see non-platonic solids for anything but a d10. Why? My guess was ease of manufacture, but honestly IDK.