#These questions are fine

Dice are rpg tools, even if there are other uses for them as well. Questions about the workings of dice are at least as on-topic as questions about the workings of RPG-assisting software, and we tolerate those even when they don't pertain to a specific game in progress.

Like the help center says, "Tools and equipment used while playing table-top RPGs (including running them online)" is part of our scope. Questions about them are as much on-topic as questions about "A specific problem with playing or running a table-top RPG", because these tools are a part of the gestalt idea of RPG expertise that we have. We allow questions about Scabbard, maptool, etc, and we should certainly continue allowing questions about dice as well.

These questions are fine

Dice are rpg tools, even if there are other uses for them as well. Questions about the workings of dice are at least as on-topic as questions about the workings of RPG-assisting software, and we tolerate those even when they don't pertain to a specific game in progress.

Like the help center says, "Tools and equipment used while playing table-top RPGs (including running them online)" is part of our scope. Questions about them are as much on-topic as questions about "A specific problem with playing or running a table-top RPG", because these tools are a part of the gestalt idea of RPG expertise that we have. We allow questions about Scabbard, maptool, etc, and we should certainly continue allowing questions about dice as well.

#These questions are fine

Dice are rpg tools, even if there are other uses for them as well. Questions about the workings of dice are at least as on-topic as questions about the workings of RPG-assisting software, and we tolerate those even when they don't pertain to a specific game in progress.

#These questions are fine

Dice are rpg tools, even if there are other uses for them as well. Questions about the workings of dice are at least as on-topic as questions about the workings of RPG-assisting software, and we tolerate those even when they don't pertain to a specific game in progress.

Like the help center says, "Tools and equipment used while playing table-top RPGs (including running them online)" is part of our scope. Questions about them are as much on-topic as questions about "A specific problem with playing or running a table-top RPG", because these tools are a part of the gestalt idea of RPG expertise that we have. We allow questions about Scabbard, maptool, etc, and we should certainly continue allowing questions about dice as well.