Post #2674394
2026-05-11 14:59 UTC
@vaporeon_@glaceon.social @murz@elekk.xyz The 100-sided die is actually super unfeasible to use in practice, it's very difficult to read.
The real typical use is 2d10, one that shows 1 through 10 and the other that shows 00 through 90. You add the results together.
(I assumed the question was about the prior, because why would anyone not have these 2d10 if they do have a dice set).
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@murz@elekk.xyz 2026-05-11 15:05
@The_T@glaceon.social @vaporeon_@glaceon.social the question was originally about any constellation of d100 that has a true, flat probability curve. i am designing a game that calls for it, so i want to know how many people can actually play the damn game. i know asking fedi is kinda biased but 🤷🏻
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@raphaelp@types.pl 2026-05-11 17:52
@The_T@glaceon.social @vaporeon_@glaceon.social @murz@elekk.xyz oh i find the golf ball readable enough and i dislike having to find the tens die and after the roll find which is which so i can add… but it is written pretty small i don't think the golf ball style is completely fair though, it doesn't seem too regular to me