I'm rather too proud of finally getting to use the D66 roll, which I have long considered damn clever and which I have unsuccessfully been trying to do something with for ages. It comes from Traveller, which only uses d6's, and can be used to generate flat probabilities from 1-66: one die represents the tens place and the other represents the ones. (and you probably know all that already). I like it as it lets me pack a lot more information into a single roll without having to go to "the funny dice".

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