Dice - 12 sided (Replaces two regular dice... plus adds outcomes!)

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Great for board games. Easier to use than two dice going in different directions, plus adds variables that increase the range of possibilities, including: (1) The number "1". Ever landed one square away from something you wanted to land on with two dice, but not this time, as there is a "1" side. Odds are 1 in 12. (2) Other variations of 12-sided dice do not allow for "doubles", which is different here, where the arrow under the 2/4/6/8/10/12 (even numbers) points to the person throwing the dice and credits them with a "double". (3) Another variation is that the "2" and "12" are not necessarily a double as they would be with regular dice. With this 12-sided dice, whether or not they are doubles depends on point (2) above, using the arrow system. Regular adjacent faces add up to 13 instead of 7, when added together in regular dice. Note: (1) The numbers are well recessed, so do not need painting to be clearly visible. If you decide to color the numbers, it's best to use a very fine felt pen inside the numbers and arrows, rather than paint, which can run and look messy. (2) The 6"6" has an arrow under it as it is even and can be a double; the 9 does not have an arrow under it. Take your time and check out my other designs if you like this one.