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.

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 decision making system includes at least one die, which in some embodiments includes six faces, and decision making indicia disposed thereon. Particularly, the decision making indicia can be directional indicia (e.g., letters) for representing a direction of travel, such as East, West, South, North, Left and Right. The die can therefore be used to make decisions, providing spontaneity and fun to activities such as road trips, hiking, biking, and motorcycle rides.