Not really, but there's something just a little wrong about using an iPhone app to roll your dice. And that's just what my friend Colin did in a D&D game last weekend. He insisted on it, even when I shoved handfuls of dice under his nose. In fairness, he relented and rolled polyhedrals later in the evening—after his iPhone's battery started to die.
Here's the group shot. We were actually playing D&D 4e—a first for me, and I'm grateful to Andy (the DM, far right) for putting together a great game for the group, which included one rpg newbie and one fella who hadn't played since high school.UPDATE: Stargazer notes a couple more dice-rolling apps.
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And we wonder why Americans suck at math. . .
I have people who use the dice roller web apps on their laptops. I admit, I've also used them myself. You can incorporate any modifiers on there, and it saves a record of your rolls. It can be useful, but obviously completely unnecessary.
http://www.wizards.com/dnd/dice/dice.htm
http://rpg.norwinter.com/konkret/
That's just wrong, man. That's like ignoring the real woman sitting next to you in favor of porn on tv.
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