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Original MERP Dice
Frewfrux:
--- Quote from: Spectre771 on July 22, 2021, 03:51:23 PM ---A few friends also prefer the smoother roll. My group in college all agreed to use D8/2 instead of the D4 die simply because D4's don't roll.
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I saw a kickstarter once that was for 12-sided D6 dice.
Cory Magel:
Long ago I was in a car accident, took the car to a shop for repair... and my dice bag (really cool soft two layer leather bag with a coat of arms eagle) with all my dice from all the way back to the early 80's disappeared while in that shop.
I had an old D20 from the D&D Red Box that would rarely roll over 11 (obviously off-weight) that I loved. We ran in a game where rounds were second by second and you rolled a d20 to see when your next action started. The GM banned that die. I miss it.
Wolfwood:
Hi! New member here. Used to play MERP&Rolemaster back in the 80's/90's and happened upon this forum as I was searching for info on a HARP manual I picked up some years ago from a local store. Seeing this topic, I simply had to register. :D
I'm surprised that someone still has the MERP dice. The ones I got in the box in the 80's seemed to disintegrate pretty quickly (the surface was soft and crumbled away until the dice rolled a little _too_ well).
Hurin:
Welcome to the forums Wolfwood!
Frabby:
Wait - original MERP had 20-sided d10? Is that even a thing?
Me and several friends had German edition boxes, and they came with a pair of regular 10-sided dice of varying colors.
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