Who makes this dice?

[6milPhil]

Any ideas?

[Citizen Sade]

http://gilthevlogsmith.storenvy.com/products/16184313-d20-game-dice-you-will-get-one-just-like-the-picture

Hand made & $75.

[Daeothar]

   I'm going to refrain from getting me one of those (the price makes that a very easy proposition btw ), considering the amount of effed up rolls I already manage to make each and every sitting...

[Smokeyrone]

Lol!   

But, if you play TSATF with the original rules (firing: 1 to something is a hit)  it wouldn't apply.

[Daeothar]

True, but I've already long suspected that it's not as much the 1, as more the roll being the exact opposite to the required result.

So when playing TSATF (whichever game that is ), I'd probably be rolling natural twenties by the dozen...

[FierceKitty]

die

[FionaWhite]

I'm perfectly capable of producing my own profanities whenever I roll poorly, I feel like paying 75 dollars for the dice to do it for me
(and not very creatively at that) would be a slight misallocation of resources. 

die

I also feel like this message is missing a relevant bit that leaves it sounding somewhat ominous. 

[Elbows]

die

Oxford English dictionary uses the term die and dice interchangeably, though this is more of a British thing than American thing.  They're both correct.  Many UK based rulebooks use "dice" in the singular.  Let's not go down that rabbit hole

[Mako]

I like it!

Not $75 like, but I get the designer's intention.

Classic!

[Arlequín]

die

Thanks for trying to make our grammer gooder.

Oxford English dictionary uses the term die and dice interchangeably, though this is more of a British thing than American thing.  They're both correct.  Many UK based rulebooks use "dice" in the singular.  Let's not go down that rabbit hole

I was going to just post "Can't we use either?", but then I realised I'd be ending a sentence with a preposition. 

[FierceKitty]

It was an imperative.

[FramFramson]

$75 just to curse in a bad roll?

Well, shit I'll do that for free!