The amazing D-Total Die is 18 Dice-in-One! Decide which die you want to roll for, drop your D-Total, and read the face! Each face is laid out like a clock-face, with the die (d4, d6, etc) in the appropriate place.
For your d6 value, look at 6 o'clock. Its that simple. This die can replace a bag full of dice! Use it for a d2, d3, d4, d5, d6, d7, d8, d10, d12, d20, d24, d30, d40, d50, d60, d70, d80, and d100!
The revolutionary D-Total™ performs the functions of 17 different dice!
| Die you want to roll | How to read the face: Each die face is laid out like a clock face, so turn the die so all numbers (on the face rolled) are right-side up to you. |
| D2 | In the middle of the face, there is a number between 1 and 24. If 12 or less, the d2 has rolled a 1. If 13 or higher, the result is a 2. |
| D3 | The number of pips (spots) in the 3 o’clock position is the d3 result. |
| D4 | Result lies in a triangle (traditional d4 shape) at 4 o’clock position. |
| D5 | Result is a Roman numeral (I-V) at 5 o’clock. If numeral is not there, re-roll. |
| D6 | Result is in the square (traditional d6 shape) at 6 o’clock. |
| D7 | At 7 o’clock (bottom left) there may be a number (1-7) between the square and diamond shapes. If not, re-roll to get the d7 result. |
| D8 | Result lies within a diamond (traditional d8 shape) at 8 o’clock. |
| D10 | In the middle of the face there is a number (1-24). Roll until it lands on 1-20, and use the final digit for the d10 result. (A roll of 5 or 15 is considered a 5; a roll of 10 or 20 is considered a 10) |
| D12 | Result lies within the pentagon (traditional d12 shape) at 12 o’clock |
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*To read D20 and higher outcomes (except D24),
re-roll the die if 21-24 is rolled.* |
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| D20 | Result is the number in the center of the face* |
| D24 | The middle number on the face is the d24 result. |
| D30 | Uses D3 pips for 1st digit (1 pip=1-10, 2=11-20 and 3=21-30). Re-roll, using D10 method* for the 2nd digit. 1st roll (d3=2 pips) + 2nd roll (d10=7 or 17)=17 This method is also used for the D40 – D80, except for the additional ranges of tens. |
| D40 | Uses D4 triangle for 1st digit, with the method described above (but adding 4=31-40). Re-roll using D10 method* for 2nd digit. [(d4=4)+(d10=16)=36] |
| D50 | Uses D5 (Roman numerals) for 1st digit (V=41-50), and D10 method* for 2nd digit (3 or 13=3). For example, a III and re-roll of 3 equals 23. |
| D60 | Uses D6 square for 1st digit & D10 method* for 2nd digit. [(d6=6)+(d10=9)=59] D70 Uses D7 position for 1st digit & D10 method* for the 2nd. [(d7=7)+(d10=8)=68] |
| D80 | Uses the D8 diamond for 1st digit (8=71-80) and D10 method* for 2nd. For example, when D8=8 and the D10 re-roll =4 or 14, the result is 74. |
| D100 | Uses D10 method twice, once for range for tens and second for the final digit(s). If two zeros are rolled, the result is 100. If a 7 or 17 is rolled, it is a seventy-something result, second roll of 2 or 12 gives a final result of 72. |
One D-Total White Dice with Black Numbers
Dice Size
| Dice Style | Length: | Height: | Width: |
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| DTotal | 45mm | 45mm | 45mm |
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