Adventure Dice

Rowan, Rook and Decard

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Adventure Dice is a free build-your-own-dice storytelling game aimed at kids (but also for adults). Adventure Dice is a super rules-lite storytelling game designed, primarily, for kids to tell stories together or for adults to tell stories with kids. (Or, honestly, just adults all together. It s a ludicrously simple system with a lot of output.) It comes with four dice that you can cut out and stick together (or that you could reproduce on other dice). It s pretty freeform, and it s more interested in collaborative narrative than hit points and armour classes. You can also use it as a means of

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