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2018年6月6日 · I do the same thing, and I feel like it's so weird that people do it in other ways specifically because when you just roll a d10 then the 0 is 10 (as in OP's post) so you'd think that if you roll the tens die and the ones die and put them together then getting 20 on the tens and 0 on the ones is the same as saying 20 + 10 = 30, and thus 90 on the tens and 0 on the ones is …

2020年11月27日 · Normally for a percentile throe, ypu have another d10 with 10,20,30,...,00 throw that and a regilar d10. Now you combine them for example, a 00,1 is a 1, a 10,5 is a 15 and a 00,0 is a hundret. Thats why there is a 0 instead of a 10

Furthermore, there are actually games that make use of a 0-9 mechanic on d10's. Specifically, I can think of "D13 RPG", which combines a d4+d10 mechanic in order to come up with a 1 to 13 result (1 to 4 on the d4, plus 0 to 9 on the d10). It may seem odd, but it really does work.

So if the d10 is 1, 2, 3, etc. and the d% is both, then what is the 10, 20, 30, etc. called? Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.