You can read a brief explanation of how the dice work on our Lucky 6 page. The exact mathematical details are not available to players or members. See similar questions...

The Dice Feature is mainly used for Quidditch. We prefer that it not be used in the average thread unless it serves an obvious function. The way to roll the dice in a thread is to type: :dice 1d6:, where 1 is the amount of dice rolled and 6 is the amount of sides on each dice. In this case, one dice is rolled and it is a 6 sided dice (much like the normal dice you would use in a basic board game). Make sure you put a space after the word dice! See similar questions...

Yes, whenever you roll a five, ten, or a Flash, you must take that score. You do not have to score points with the Flaming Sun. Of course, if it is the only scoring option and you make it a nothing, you wimpout. See similar questions...

Exactly the same way as regular decimal numbers. If you are wondering which version is the most recent, then it is whichever number is higher according to the normal rules of the decimal numbering system. Haxial does NOT use version numbers which violate the normal rules such as "1.1.2" (multiple decimal points, WTF??), or "1.10" being "higher" than "1.9" (1.9 is supposed to mean 1.90 in the normal system). Haxial version numbers can be written with a (single) decimal point, such as "1. See similar questions...

Roll a die twice for each digit and then use the following table: First Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 S 1 1 2 3 4 5 * e 2 6 7 8 9 0 * c 3 1 2 3 4 5 * o 4 6 7 8 9 0 * n 5 1 2 3 4 5 * d 6 6 7 8 9 0 * Roll the first die again when ever you get a *. Each random digit adds 3.3 bits of entropy. Note: You really don't need the table to use this method: Just roll a die until you get a number that isn't 6. Then roll the die again. If the second result is even, add 5 to the first number you got. Treat a ten as a zero. See similar questions...

Roll dice twice for each hex digit and then use the following table: First Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 S 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 e 2 6 7 8 9 A B c 3 C D E F 0 1 o 4 2 3 4 5 6 7 n 5 8 9 A B C D d 6 E F * * * * There are also d16 dice marked 1 to 16, but you have to remember that 10 is A, 11 is B, 12 is C, 13 is D, 14 is E, 15 is F and 16 is 0. One source is: See similar questions...

No order-just descending into chaos." -- from the Counterparts release January 1994 Backstage Newsletter See similar questions...

The most important part of an on-line casino is a specially designed program called the random number generator. This is the program that generates a sequence of numbers which correspond to various card types, dice throws, etc. A good random number generator is one that generates numbers that are: If a random number generator is evenly distributed and not correlated, each number will be hit approximately the same number of times after a large number of runs. See similar questions...

In any properly run lottery there is no guaranteed way to pick the winning numbers - they are all down to chance. The way Lucky Lotto Dice works it to spread the numbers across the full range of 49, this will help on some occasions. If you use the wheeling plans you increase the possibilities of matching the winning numbers because you normally buy multiple tickets. e.g. if you buy 2 sets of tickets, you double your chances of winning. See similar questions...

You pick a number that you like the look of, say 0845 100 2999, and we enter into the database of our telecoms carrier how any calls to that number are to be handled. This entails you providing a UK landline number which will receive the call made to the 0845 number. See similar questions...

Just roll dice twice for each character and then use this table: First Roll 1 2 3 4 5 6 S 1 A B C D E F e 2 G H I J K L c 3 M N O P Q R o 4 S T U V W X n 5 Y Z 0 1 2 3 d 6 4 5 6 7 8 9 If you only want letters, roll the dice again when ever you get a digit. Each random letter adds 4.7 bits of entropy. See similar questions...

To move your checkers either drag & drop the checker in place or click on the checker. Left clicking a checker attempts to play the high dice roll first and plays the low dice roll only if the high dice roll was already made or if playing the low dice roll results in an illegal move. Alternatively, right clicking a checker attempts to play the low dice roll first. See similar questions...

In the same way that you can have more than one email address point to the same email account, you can have more than one SuiteAdvantage number link to your SuiteAdvantage primary number. The SuiteAdvantage Call Routing Network points your Virtual Number calls to your primary line. See similar questions...

There are a lot of backgammon variants played in the Mediterranean region, that differ to different extent from the backgammon played in nothern America or Northern/Central Europe. The variant most similar to "our" backgammon is called Portes. The only difference is that no cube is used and only single wins and gammons count, no backgammons (three points). See similar questions...

The dice has the face value of 3 , 4, 6, 8 and blanks. When the dice is tossed by the Challenger and it shows a 3 , 4, 6, or 8, the Defender picks one of his or her cards and forms a word of length no more than the dice number within the timeframe. If the Defender fails to form the word within the timeframe, he has to surrender one of his cards to the bottom of the draw deck. See similar questions...

For those without dice, print out the Random Die Rolls. Start at a different spot in the list of random numbers each time you play. Otherwise, dice are available in any toy store. We recommend getting three different colored dice, such as red, white and blue. Always read the dice in the same order. See similar questions...