Dice

Dicey Dangers, Core Rule

Game by Joel Hills

Core Rule Book Dice Hero Record Sheet Primary Attribute Mind Reflex Body Luck Social Keywords Heritage Heritage Trait Class Alignment Trait Outlook Skill Check Currency Item Prefix Element Prefix Material Prefix Attribute Base Item Apparel Accessory Jewelry One Hand Missile Weapon Shield Two Handed Missile Weapon Bag Jewelry Music Instrument Spells Alteration Conjuration Destruction Enchanting Illusion Restoration Monster Definition Reaction Combat Health Threat Dice Cursed Dungeoneering Navigation Time Wandering Monster Light and Darkness Doors Henchmen Clues Chests Quest Item Deity

Dice Labels

Dicey Dangers mostly uses six sided dice, but occationally it will ask you to use one of the 7 polyhedral dice. You will see what kind of die to roll indicated with a "d" and followed by a number indicatine the sides on a die.

• The "0" on a d10 means "10"
• When asked to roll a d100 or percentile dice, Roll 2 d10s one of them is used in the 10's position and the other one used in the 1s position, rolling double '0' whould mean "100"
• A d66 is similar to the percentile dice, but you would use 2 d6s giving a range of numbers from 11 to 66.

Standard Dice

White – Standard 6-sided Dice Success on a 5 or 6, Rolls of 1 Create a Threat Dice

Element / Specialty 6-Sided Dice

Red – Fire Dice Success on a 5 or 6 on success roll another Red dice and add results

Orange – Energy Success on a 5 or 6 reroll a 1

Yellow – Electric Success on Attack 5 or 6 ignores white defense die / Defense 5 or 6 adds a hit

Green – Acid/Poison Dice Success on a 6, remains as a fixed result for the remainder of the challenge.

Blue – Cold Dice Success on a 4, 5 or 6

Purple – Magic Dice Success on a 3, 4, 5 or 6

Black – Threat Dice – See Monster Table