And the die uses the old form of 5: 伍
ZDL
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Only works from 1-3. 4 has 5 strokes (6 lines), for example.
Ah. I wasn't aware of this. I'll pay attention to which program was used in the future. :D
I'm not sure what "attitude" you're projecting onto me.
I owned Valley of the Pharaohs. I tried to get people to give it a shot. Nobody took me up on it.
Where's the "attitude"?
Why is it so hard for people to read the blurb on the right?:
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From way back in the days, Valley of the Pharaohs. While not my first game that attempted to be historically accurate (that honour falls to Chivalry & Sorcery) it was the first such game I found that not only tried to be historically accurate but also supplied loads of supporting material for it. (This was more important pre-Internet than it is now because it was both time-consuming and hard to find good, solid historical information that was usable in play.)
But I could never interest anybody in playing it.
Buy. I wouldn't even know how to begin cutting stones.
I like those fine (and have a set), but I kinda view them as "cheating" when you have numbers repeating to get a lower number of sides. I'm always impressed by how clever people can be in designing these things. 😉
I bought them off of Taobao (like … pretty much everything I've bought in the past decade or so 🙃). You can probably find them on AliExpress as well, I would guess.
You were saying?