I still think the DM fudged the roll for water parting.ravensshade said:nah he just rolled really good on diplomacy and religionMr.PlanetEater said:So I'm guessing Moses actually freed the slaves by rolling for initiative?
I still think the DM fudged the roll for water parting.ravensshade said:nah he just rolled really good on diplomacy and religionMr.PlanetEater said:So I'm guessing Moses actually freed the slaves by rolling for initiative?
Aaahahahahah. Loving it.Grouchy Imp said:I wonder if this is a one of a kind or part of a Set...
"Dragons" do not have a 'set structure'. Dragons around the world vary from one another greatly. Original English dragons were great serpents before they ever depicted them with wings. Cockatrices were scaled roosters, but they too, were a dragon. The Tarrasque, made popular via D&D as a unique monster of mass destruction, was a French dragon (that died like a *****, I might add). From the feathered wing serpents of South America to the Gargoyle, all of these are Dragons.Baldry said:I use counter argument.
The thing about "Egyptian Dragons" is more often then not they're serpents, sure the ones with wings could be considered dragons but more then anything they're winged serpents [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winged_serpent]. Also if you look at images of most Egyptian Gods that could be considered dragons they don't really look like dragons, some look like cats and some look like straight up snakes.
My gods man... that was... that was so terrible... yet brilliant.Grouchy Imp said:I wonder if this is a one of a kind or part of a Set...
Awesome find, my friend. It is the same symbols, but unfortunately they don't line up the same way as the one in OP's post. I'm just going to have to hunt down a full set of one die and work from there. Thanks anyways, though!Clankenbeard said:The Metropolitan Collection has another D20 from the exact same time period at: http://www.metmuseum.org/collections/search-the-collections/100008376?img=0 I didn't compare to see if the symbols overlapped. But maybe clicking on the DICE heading or doing a search on DICE might help fill in your template.Scrythe said:So I tried to lay out a "blueprint" of sorts so I can see about having this custom-made.
I started out using this [http://gfxcorp.q-workshop.com/paperdice/20blank.gif] as a template and drawing the runes out by hand so I can get a rough idea of what this would look like.
That's when I realized that these two images don't show the entire die. There are eight sides not shown in these photographs.
There has to be more somewhere.