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1d4chan>Asorel: Redirected page to Dice#d8

2015-09-23T21:05:15Z

Redirected page to Dice#d8

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1d4chan>Asorel: Replaced content with "REDIRECT# Dice#d8"

2015-09-23T21:05:04Z

Replaced content with "REDIRECT# Dice#d8"

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	~~The eight-sided die is an octohedron: one of the symmetrical polyhedra known as the "Platonic solids."~~		REDIRECT# [[Dice#d8]]
	[[~~Image:Buncha_d8s.jpg\|right]]~~

	~~It looks like two pyramids having lezbo ass-to-ass sex.~~

	A d8 was always used for hit points for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] monsters, and in Advanced D&D it was used for those classes that have more hit points but weren't supposed to be as butch as Fighters or Paladins.

	Eight-sided dice also have the most variations with weird not-numbers stuff on them, like compass directions, random weather, letters. They're also used as below-bargain-basement minifigs because one point is always off the table, like a big nose, or turret.

	~~When you played Dragon~~ Dice~~, the d8s were the terrain, which could change under your feet without moving your army, somehow.~~

	James Ernest came up with a game "Dogfight" that uses d8s for their numbers, for being pointy and for turning in circles when you try to roll them like wheels... then he remembered that people put weird shit on d8s and he came up with a new game called "DiceLand." He even tried adapting Steve Jackson's [[Ogre (Wargame)\|Ogre]] to his d8 ~~faggot-tree, but it didn't become popular enough to generate any [[RAGE\|grognard rage]].~~

	~~[[Category:Dice~~]]

1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 09:01, 26 March 2015

2015-03-26T09:01:04Z

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	When you played Dragon Dice, the d8s were the terrain, which could change under your feet without moving your army, somehow.		When you played Dragon Dice, the d8s were the terrain, which could change under your feet without moving your army, somehow.

	James Ernest came up with a game "Dogfight" that uses d8s for their numbers, for being pointy and for turning in circles when you try to roll them like wheels... then he remembered that people put weird shit on d8s and he came up with a new game called "DiceLand." He even tried adapting Steve Jackson's [[Ogre\|~~OGRE~~]] to his d8 faggot-tree, but it didn't become popular enough to generate any [[RAGE\|grognard rage]].		James Ernest came up with a game "Dogfight" that uses d8s for their numbers, for being pointy and for turning in circles when you try to roll them like wheels... then he remembered that people put weird shit on d8s and he came up with a new game called "DiceLand." He even tried adapting Steve Jackson's [[Ogre (Wargame)\|Ogre]] to his d8 faggot-tree, but it didn't become popular enough to generate any [[RAGE\|grognard rage]].

	[[Category:Dice]]		[[Category:Dice]]

74.170.170.166: Just adding a missing word.

2014-10-03T16:41:33Z

Just adding a missing word.

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	It looks like two pyramids having lezbo ass-to-ass sex.		It looks like two pyramids having lezbo ass-to-ass sex.

	A d8 was always used for hit points for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] monsters, and in Advanced D&D it was used for those classes that more hit points but weren't supposed to be as butch as Fighters or Paladins.		A d8 was always used for hit points for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] monsters, and in Advanced D&D it was used for those classes that have more hit points but weren't supposed to be as butch as Fighters or Paladins.

	Eight-sided dice also have the most variations with weird not-numbers stuff on them, like compass directions, random weather, letters. They're also used as below-bargain-basement minifigs because one point is always off the table, like a big nose, or turret.		Eight-sided dice also have the most variations with weird not-numbers stuff on them, like compass directions, random weather, letters. They're also used as below-bargain-basement minifigs because one point is always off the table, like a big nose, or turret.

173.63.50.168: Polygons are 2-dimensional. These are 3D

2014-09-04T16:54:01Z

Polygons are 2-dimensional. These are 3D

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	The eight-sided die is an octohedron: one of the symmetrical ~~polygons~~ known as the "Platonic solids."		The eight-sided die is an octohedron: one of the symmetrical polyhedra known as the "Platonic solids."
	[[Image:Buncha_d8s.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Buncha_d8s.jpg\|right]]

1d4chan>NotBrandX: it's not like an octohedron; it is an octohedron

2014-03-02T15:09:40Z

it's not like an octohedron; it is an octohedron

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	The eight-sided die is one of the "Platonic solids," ~~symmetrical polygons.~~		The eight-sided die is an octohedron: one of the symmetrical polygons known as the "Platonic solids."

	[[Image:Buncha_d8s.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Buncha_d8s.jpg\|right]]

	It looks like two pyramids having lezbo ass-to-ass sex ~~(or an octahedron, for the math nerds out there)~~.		It looks like two pyramids having lezbo ass-to-ass sex.

	A d8 was always used for hit points for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] monsters, and in Advanced D&D it was used for those classes that more hit points but weren't supposed to be as butch as Fighters or Paladins.		A d8 was always used for hit points for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] monsters, and in Advanced D&D it was used for those classes that more hit points but weren't supposed to be as butch as Fighters or Paladins.

1d4chan>Newerfag at 06:08, 2 March 2014

2014-03-02T06:08:18Z

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	The eight-sided die is one of the "~~perfect~~ solids," symmetrical polygons.		The eight-sided die is one of the "Platonic solids," symmetrical polygons.

	[[Image:Buncha_d8s.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Buncha_d8s.jpg\|right]]

	It looks like two pyramids having lezbo ass-to-ass sex.		It looks like two pyramids having lezbo ass-to-ass sex (or an octahedron, for the math nerds out there).

	A d8 was always used for hit points for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] monsters, and in Advanced D&D it was used for those classes that more hit points but weren't supposed to be as butch as Fighters or Paladins.		A d8 was always used for hit points for [[Dungeons & Dragons]] monsters, and in Advanced D&D it was used for those classes that more hit points but weren't supposed to be as butch as Fighters or Paladins.

1d4chan>S-Class at 02:15, 5 September 2012

2012-09-05T02:15:27Z

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	When you played Dragon Dice, the d8s were the terrain, which could change under your feet without moving your army, somehow.		When you played Dragon Dice, the d8s were the terrain, which could change under your feet without moving your army, somehow.

	James Ernest came up with a game "Dogfight" that uses d8s for their numbers, for being pointy and for turning in circles when you try to roll them like wheels... then he remembered that people put weird shit on d8s and he came up with a new game called "DiceLand." He even tried adapting Steve Jackson's [[OGRE]] to his d8 faggot-tree, but it didn't become popular enough to generate any [[RAGE\|grognard rage]].		James Ernest came up with a game "Dogfight" that uses d8s for their numbers, for being pointy and for turning in circles when you try to roll them like wheels... then he remembered that people put weird shit on d8s and he came up with a new game called "DiceLand." He even tried adapting Steve Jackson's [[Ogre\|OGRE]] to his d8 faggot-tree, but it didn't become popular enough to generate any [[RAGE\|grognard rage]].

	[[Category:Dice]]		[[Category:Dice]]