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Single Opaque Black d10
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Single Opaque Black d10
$0.70
Single Opaque White d10
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Single Opaque White d10
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Single Gemini Red-Black d10
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Single Gemini Red-Black d10
$1.85
Single Opaque Red d10
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Single Opaque Red d10
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Single Gemini Black-Purple d10
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Single Gemini Black-Purple d10
$1.85
Single Scarab Jade d10
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Single Scarab Jade d10
$1.85
Single Gemini Copper-Steel d10
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Single Gemini Copper-Steel d10
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Single Scarab Royal Blue d10
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Single Scarab Royal Blue d10
$1.85
Single Gemini Black-Shell d10
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Single Gemini Black-Shell d10
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Single Scarab Scarlet d10
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Single Scarab Scarlet d10
$1.85
Single Lustrous Gold d10
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Single Lustrous Gold d10
$1.85
Single Opaque Blue d10
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Single Opaque Blue d10
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Single Vortex Orange d10
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Single Vortex Orange d10
$1.85
Single Lustrous Shadow d10
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Single Lustrous Shadow d10
$1.85
Single Gemini Black-Pink d10
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Single Gemini Black-Pink d10
$1.85
Single Gemini Purple-Steel d10
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Single Gemini Purple-Steel d10
$1.85
Single Nebula Blue d10
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$2.45
Single Scarab Blue Blood d10
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Single Scarab Blue Blood d10
$1.85
Single Gemini Blue-Steel d10
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Single Gemini Blue-Steel d10
$1.85
Single Speckled Golden Recon d10
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$1.00 $1.25
Single Leaf Black Gold d10
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$1.45 $1.85
Single Translucent Purple d10
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$0.90 $1.10
Single Translucent Green d10
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$1.35 $1.65
Single Elder Sign Red & Black d10
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Single Elder Sign Red & Black d10
$3.10
Single Spider d10
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Single Spider d10
$3.10

The Origin of the d10

The oldest reference to the d10 we have been able to find is a 1906 US patent. There was no d10 in the original Dungeons & Dragons game in 1974. In fact, at GenCon in 1980 the d10 was first introduced to the gaming industry (and claimed to have been invented).

d10 and D&D

Today, d10s are used extensively in Dungeons and Dragons. Primarily, they are used to determine damage from certain weapons and spells. A d10 can also be used in conjunction with another d10 to make what is known as percentile rolls. Percentile roles determine allow you to roll everything from a 1 to a 100.

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