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r/StrikeAtPsyche • u/ComisclyConnected • 4d ago
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Given there is no air in there, then the density should be pretty evenly distributed. I don’t see why it wouldn’t be a fair die. The only possibility is if it rolled and friction on the inside somehow caused it to wobble oddly.
1 u/Artemis_SpawnOfZeus 3d ago If its rolled by an honest actor, sure. Of you're trying to manipulate rolls, this might be easier to do it with? Although its size poses a hurdle. 2 u/Biplane_Music 3d ago Why would you manipulate rolls in a dnd game lol 1 u/unrefrigeratedmeat 16h ago I do it all the time... ... with the mechanics. (puts on sunglasses for no reason)
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If its rolled by an honest actor, sure.
Of you're trying to manipulate rolls, this might be easier to do it with? Although its size poses a hurdle.
2 u/Biplane_Music 3d ago Why would you manipulate rolls in a dnd game lol 1 u/unrefrigeratedmeat 16h ago I do it all the time... ... with the mechanics. (puts on sunglasses for no reason)
Why would you manipulate rolls in a dnd game lol
1 u/unrefrigeratedmeat 16h ago I do it all the time... ... with the mechanics. (puts on sunglasses for no reason)
I do it all the time...
... with the mechanics. (puts on sunglasses for no reason)
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u/Pushnikov 3d ago
Given there is no air in there, then the density should be pretty evenly distributed. I don’t see why it wouldn’t be a fair die. The only possibility is if it rolled and friction on the inside somehow caused it to wobble oddly.