A die, or sets thereof, with at least twelve sides, displaying indicia from two sets of indicia; one indicium from a set of six indicia, together with another indicium from a set of four indicia. In the preferred embodiment, the die, or sets thereof, is a twelve-sided dodecahedron-shaped die and the indicia consists of ranks and suits, respectively. The ranks are displayed twice on each die, and the suits are displayed thrice on each die. Further, in the preferred embodiment, there are four kinds of this die. These kinds display different configurations of rank-suit indicia, which allows for a variety of scores to be formed, across sets of said dice.

A tactile die for playing a game, the die comprising a plurality of sides, wherein each side comprises a face having a braille character, each side comprises 3 or more raised border edges surrounding the face, and wherein one of the 3 or more raised border edges is an indicator edge configured to indicate an orientation of the face, the indicator edge comprising an indent along a length thereof.

Dice which have the exterior form of regular polyhedrons, but are not solid polyhedrons. Instead, the dice, when viewed externally, are in the form of skeletal polyhedrons with floating faces. The dice also include a solid core surrounding their center which can serve to improve tumbling behavior.

This is a novel gaming dice invention that incorporates low probability results, called Low Probability Dice, invented by Benjamin M. Timp for the purposes of board games, role-playing games, or other dice playing games of chance. By combining different sizes of landing planes, some of the results have lower probabilities of landing face up.

A baseball board game is provided. The baseball board game includes: a baseball field board; a plurality of pieces for baserunners; a defensive dice to be provided to a defensive-side player, each of faces thereof represents each piece of information on a plurality of 1-st events and 2-nd events; a 1-st offensive dice to be provided to an offensive-side player when a result of the defensive dice is determined as one of the 2-nd events except a walk and a strikeout, each of faces thereof represents each piece of information on a plurality of 3-rd events and 4-th events; and a 2-nd offensive dice to be provided to the offensive-side player when a result of the 1-st offensive dice is determined as one of the 4-th events, each of faces thereof represents each piece of information on a plurality of 5-th events and 6-th events.