SRD:Rogue's Dice

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Rogue’s Dice: This pair of cubes appears much like any other pair of typical (6-sided) dice. A character with a pair of rogue’s dice who wishes to roll them must announce that he or she is rolling the dice (accidental rolls have no effect). Rolling the dice is a standard action, and both dice must be rolled simultaneously to have any effect. The player should roll 2d6 and consult the table below to determine the dice’s affects.

2d6 Effect
2 Lose 10,000 XP and dice roll again next round
3 Permanently lose 1d4+1 Dex
4 Gain 1d4 negative levels (Fortitude DC 20 to remove)
5 –1 penalty on all attacks, saves, and checks for 1 hour
6 –4 penalty to AC for 10 minutes
7 +1 morale bonus on attacks and on saves against fear for 10 minutes
8 Gain effects of blur for 10 minutes
9 +1 insight bonus on all attacks, saves, and checks for 1 hour
10 Gain effects of freedom of movement for 1 hour
11 Gain one limited wish (must be used within 1 minute)
12 Gain 10,000 XP and may roll again next round

No character can gain any effect from an additional roll of the dice within 24 hours, with two exceptions. If a 2 is rolled, the dice automatically roll themselves at the beginning of the character’s next turn and he or she must accept the additional result. If a 12 is rolled, the character may choose to roll again in the next round (if more than 1 full round elapses between the roll of 12 and this bonus roll, the character loses the bonus roll). There is no method (mundane or magical) to predict or influence the result of a roll of Rogue’s dice. Even powerful divination magic can’t predict the outcome of a roll before it is made.

Caster Level: 20th; Weight: —.



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