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DnD (a.k.a. Dungeons and Dragons) is a game famous for having its players roll a bunch of differently shaped dice, from the classic d20 to the atypical d3. To people used to rolling a bunch of 6-sided cubes, this might seem a little weird. But thanks to one new computer model, there’s a way to make them look even weirder, and still be fair!

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