golfballs come with different amount of "dents" those fuckers are not normed outside of their minimum weight and diameter, and evey kind of ball has to be tested to be allowed for tournament golf. those dents might not be spread evenly across the ball to get specific flight behaviour and thus this wont be a fair die in most cases. help me, i never swung a golf club in my life why do i know shit about golf ball!

“You find yourself standing on a dark fairway.”

Sounds like a chaotic evil dice.

Came here to post this, and you beat me to it!

Beats my D36 [](https://impact-miniatures.myshopify.com/products/d36_2d6)

You roll it, it drops off the table and stops 15 ~~yards~~ meters away–if you're lucky. Or the cat thinks you finally have time for them and playfully pushes the ~~ball~~ die under the couch. I think my d30 is good enough.

How do they make them? I would have thought something like that could come out of a mold, and so all of them would be the same.

We bought our kid a D120 a few years back (at their request). https://www.mathartfun.com/thedicelab.com/d120.html

Thanks for helping me liberate about $100 before breakfast.

All the same from 1 manufacturer, at least for the same model. But different manufacturers use different patterns, and even the same manufacturer may change their designs.

The cat's just calling you out for fudging rolls. Do better.

Their skew and slant dice are wild looking and fun to have. (Sorry for your wallet)

I'm sorry, what is hash table in this context?

yes, two balls of the same model will be the same and they are afaik made with molds and many balls will have an aequator where no dimples are placed to ease that process. i just remember being surprised that not more measurements of the balls are specified for tournament use and if a model is tournament legal boils mostly down to a set of standardized tests by golf associations.

Small core, wrapped in a long rubber band, wrapped with outer plastic lining.

I'm reasonably sure it'd be a list of numbers that just translate.actual die rolls to a new set. 123456 416352 Roll a natural 6 on a d6, look at that simple table, you got a 2. Roll a natural 3, get a 6. Ratcheting the table would be moving a row, so ratcheting this table by 1 would make it 123456 163524 So now you have a new arrangement.

It's a spindown die for mid to high level boss monster HP

Unbalanced. Only rolls 1s 0.3057% of the time instead of 0.3058% as expected.

People pay so much for these fancy balls, and they're not even symmetrical?!? That should be like a major marketing point! Consistency in a "sport" is important.

Thank you so much!