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This week I have another die to show you: a 4-sided die.

I honestly don't remember the weave name. I think its one of the Japanese ones? In any case its some variant of that. Kinda had to learn as I went with this one.

I've always felt that the D4 was the underdog of D&D. No one wanted to use a dagger because, hey, it only did up to 4 damage. But it is one of the coolest shapes I think, and as far as the design goes, its one of the strongest.

I couldn't add in numbers the same ways as I did with the D6, so I used another method. With most D4s, you roll it, and read what number is near the top point. I did a similar thing here, except instead of trying to write out the numbers, each one is indicated by different amounts of silver ring clusters.. If you see 3 clusters around the top point, that means you've rolled a 3. In my details I added shots of each side next to a normal D4 for comparison: [link]

Anyhoo, next week I'll have a D8 to show you, and then I may just jump to the D20, as I have a good idea of how I'm going to do that one, and I really want one done before my trip to PAX.

And as always, if you feel the need to support me in my endeavors, stop by my etsy page and take a look: [link]

Description
This week I have another die to show you: a 4-sided die.

I honestly don't remember the weave name. I think its one of the Japanese ones? In any case its some variant of that. Kinda had to learn as I went with this one.

I've always felt that the D4 was the underdog of D&D. No one wanted to use a dagger because, hey, it only did up to 4 damage. But it is one of the coolest shapes I think, and as far as the design goes, its one of the strongest.

I couldn't add in numbers the same ways as I did with the D6, so I used another method. With most D4s, you roll it, and read what number is near the top point. I did a similar thing here, except instead of trying to write out the numbers, each one is indicated by different amounts of silver ring clusters.. If you see 3 clusters around the top point, that means you've rolled a 3. In my details I added shots of each side next to a normal D4 for comparison: [link]

Anyhoo, next week I'll have a D8 to show you, and then I may just jump to the D20, as I have a good idea of how I'm going to do that one, and I really want one done before my trip to PAX.

And as always, if you feel the need to support me in my endeavors, stop by my etsy page and take a look: [link]