History of Dice
The prototype of dice is made from the ankle bone (astragalus) of cattle or sheep,
and it is said to be repeatedly excavated as a funerary object from ancient Indus Valley civilization ruins.

And the roots of the regular hexahedral dice are said to be from ancient Egypt and ancient India.

By the time of BC, dice in their current form were already in use.

Later, during the Nara period, they were introduced to Japan from China and came to be used as ritual objects for prayer.

From the Indus Valley civilization, over an incredibly long period and distance heading east...
The dice that we now take for granted are actually the product of a grand history.



Summary of the uses of each die
Tetrahedron... Its shape makes it less likely to roll away, making it suitable for quick decision-making.
Hexahedron... Utilizes the property that the sum of opposite faces equals 7, also useful for brain training.
Octahedron... An essential item for TRPGs.
If you view the numbers as trigrams, it can also be used for divination.
Decahedron or percentile dice... Active in TRPGs that require percentage rolls.
Dodecahedron... Can be used as a reference for math problems, etc.
Icosahedron... Used frequently in older TRPGs that adopt a unique system.
Product number (2) Passion Red: A vivid red that feels like burning with intense energy. It also resembles a crimson rose and is passionate.
A variety of dice including octahedron, decahedron, dodecahedron, mainly used in games.
The games include Sugoroku, Backgammon, Bluff, Yatzy, etc.

In Sugoroku, using a six-sided die allows for enjoyable play.
Decahedron and dodecahedron dice are used in tabletop RPGs.
Dice can also be used for random draws or divination.

A set of polyhedral dice.
Colors include classic white and red, as well as various variations such as caramel and purple. Enjoy table games like Sugoroku, Backgammon, Bluff, and Yatzy with your preferred color dice.

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