"Great! See you in eight hours then." She takes a small notebook from her table and writes something down. "Was there anything else?"
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"Untreated bone is porous and prone to chipping. Cast it in something hard like resin, though, and voila, it's perfect."
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"It's an icositetrahedron -- a 24-sided die that can produce results for a 2-sided, 3-sided, 4-sided, 6-sided, and 12-sided die with a single roll. Technically you can also use it for many other sizes, but you may need to re-roll results."
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"Polyhedral dice. Dice that have more than four sides. Octahedrons, trapezohedrons, dodecahedrons... But also barrel dice and teetotum balls."
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"I think I have just the right one for you." She opens the top drawer of her work desk and takes something out -- two polyhedrons, red and blue, are cradled in her palm.
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"Not the most original, I know," she smiles, almost apologizing, "but sometimes the obvious choice is obvious because it's best."
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Mr. Smooth Moves! You snatch the dice out of the air with one hand, just like you're in a movie.
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"What are the odds?" The dicemaker gives you a warm smile. "The red one is made of bloodstone with a lapis lazuli inlay and the blue one is the inverse. Think of them as your lucky charm, officer..."
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"You'll definitely need luck in Martinaise." She closes her desk drawer. "Was there anything else?"
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"What are the odds?" The dicemaker winks back at you. "The red one is made of bloodstone with a lapis lazuli inlay and the blue one is the inverse. I believe these dice are your lucky charm, officer..."
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You overthink it. Your hands can't agree what to do and the two dice drop to the floor and scatter in opposite directions, like pearls from a broken string. The blue one disappears down the pit in the centre of the room...
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"Ah, down the drain, like your career," jokes the dicemaker, her eyes tracking the remaining polyhedron. Then she catches your eye. "I apologize, officer. That comment was unnecessary."
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- Two tiny pieces of carved stone drop to the floor and scatter in opposite directions, like pearls from a broken string. The blue one disappears down the pit in the centre of the room...
- You overthink it. Your hands can't agree what to do and the two dice drop to the floor and scatter in opposite directions, like pearls from a broken string. The blue one disappears down the pit in the centre of the room...
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- "Right." She tries to smile.
- The dicemaker coughs, her hands playing with her ring again. She doesn't say a word.
- "I see that."
- "Ah, down the drain, like your career," jokes the dicemaker, her eyes tracking the remaining polyhedron. Then she catches your eye. "I apologize, officer. That comment was unnecessary."
"That one is made of bloodstone with a lapis lazuli inlay. The other one was the inverse. They were a set, you see. But now the set is broken."
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"It's a shame. They might've have brought you luck, and you'll definitely need luck in Martinaise." She closes her desk drawer.
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- "Right." She tries to smile.
- The dicemaker coughs, her hands playing with her ring again. She doesn't say a word.
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- "Ah, down the drain, like your career," jokes the dicemaker, her eyes tracking the remaining polyhedron. Then she catches your eye. "I apologize, officer. That comment was unnecessary."
Her knuckles pop audibly from her nervous habit of playing with her hands. The soft chatter from the headphones continues unabated.
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The dicemaker coughs, her hands playing with her ring again. She doesn't say a word.
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Two tiny pieces of carved stone drop to the floor and scatter in opposite directions, like pearls from a broken string. The blue one disappears down the pit in the centre of the room...
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"You're a police officer, right? Here, catch!" She tosses you the dice. "They're a gift from me."
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The dicemaker laughs. "Who told you that amber was cheap? It's beautiful, really, and has been treasured since the ancient times."
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"For seven reál I'll craft you a 13-sided die from a piece of amber with a fossilised insect. It's perfect for those who can't seem to let go of their past."
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"Great! See you in eight hours then." She takes a small notebook from her table and writes something down. "Was there anything else?"