It's all of $0.99 and rolls a multitude of different kinds of D&D dice. Even makes a nifty little hands-cupped-around-dice-shaking-them sound.

Would you use is/allow it to be used at your venue? Just curious.

And I thought Electronic Banking Monopoly made people look lazy...

If someone asked me to use their phone to roll dice, I'd probably find the nearest science type person I could find, slap them sideways with an ill-favored flounder and scream invectives concerning priorities in tech development.

After that I'd let 'em use it.

I'd suggest salmon. I mean, what did a flounder do to you? Is that why you're missing a pinky toe?

Id allow it.

A reason for this besides people would buy it, is the Dennys Diner crowd. Back when I was a server their theyd show up to play Dnd and Vampire. Only problem was that sometimes the manger on duty would put a stop to it because the dice rolling would always not only distract but make them think theyre gambling. This would put an end to it.

I guess I am a little more....weary of people and electronic devices. Couldn't it easily be manipulated to give out cheating roles?

Ah, but what about an LG Dare dice rolling app.

ehhhhh

You want a toe?

I can get you a toe.

I would only allow it if both players used it so if it was 'loaded' both players got the benefit.

I would allow it.

Anyone who says otherwise is a science hating phillistine.

It's gone through a vetting process to get onto the Apple App store, which is an entirely closed system so there's no way to 'load' the dice. The only way to get the app on the iPhone is through Apple.

And I ask becuse dice HATE me. I'm thinking of writing a book: "If I Rolled Dice in Vegas Like I Do in Heroclix, I'd be a Millionaire!"

Also, everybody knows if you are going to start Fish Slapping® you use a pilchard. Unless you really want to get the job done right in which case you use a halibut.

With polish. Hell, I can get you a toe by three o'clock.

why you paying for it, there is a dice roller for free....

Don't buy any apps for the iPhone, at some point there will be one for free listed..

If you do a job just for the halibut, it does not bode well for your commitment.

Can I flip the question? I often think it would be cool to buy stone dice from a museum gift shop or have ye olde wooden dice, but those seem like they would be even more vulnerable to tampering and more suspicious to me. What do people think of low tech dice? Or am I just overthinking things and sucking the fun out of the game?