Justin Mitchell's Unusual Dice - Neatorama

Justin Mitchell has cataloged his dice collection and put photos of them online. Some of them are quite unusual, either made of uncommon materials or offering unconventional ranges. Pictured above is a 36-sided die.

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Lou Zocchi. That's all you need to know about dice.

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Any of us (former) D&D geeks are familiar with many of these, though I note he's got non-standard 20 and 12 sided ones. These are shapes other than platonic solids. I have serious doubts as to whether a lot of the others would be fair, particularly the ones with shapes of different faces.

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Name: Patrick Soon
Middle Initials: JW
NPR Name: Jatrick Osoyoos

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Never actually heard NPR before.

Must be popular, but this sounds like one of those hokey Facabook - "what's your porn star name?" things.

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Stedven Ladner

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Ascott Castries? Wierd. Scott is a hard name to add letters to.

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Clairme Vieux Fort

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Jode Punakaiki

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Sacrah Tallinn, science and engineering correspondent

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I don't have a middle name, so I relocated the first letter of my first name: Alverie Grindavik

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Allice Dargaville

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Naaah... if you are female, you HAVE to have a hyphenated (or at least, compound) surname these days to truly qualify as NPR material...

Ofeibea Quist-Arcton
Chaha Joffe-Walt
Barbara Bradley Hagerty
Karen Grigsby Bates
Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson
Dina Temple-Raston

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C. Aheryl Kirkcudbright

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Katem Varzob

Sounds like an appetizer at an Armenian restaurant. Varzob is a small resort community in Tajikistan that shrinks in population during the winter months.

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