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The 12 pages that link to Dice, each with the reason it gives.

• Board gameRelated: Dice are a familiar way to add chance to movement and decisions.

• Sample spaceBroader topic: A fair six-sided die has six elementary outcomes in its simplest model.

• Race gameRelated: Dice commonly determine how far pieces advance on a race-game track.

• BackgammonNarrower topic: Two dice determine the movement options available on each turn.

• Regular dodecahedronRelated: A dodecahedral die gives 12 equally shaped faces for outcomes such as numbered rolls.

• Snakes and LaddersRelated: A roll sets how many squares each player advances on a turn.

• CrapsNarrower topic: Craps belongs to the larger family of games driven by dice rolls.

• Miniature wargameRelated: Many rules use rolls to resolve uncertain attacks, damage, or morale.

• Game of the GooseRelated: Dice rolls determine how far a counter advances along the track.

• Regular icosahedronRelated: Twenty-sided dice use the icosahedron's 20 faces as outcome surfaces.

• Wheel of FortuneCompared with: Dice select outcomes through tumbling rather than a spinning pointer and track.

• CatanRelated: Each turn’s roll determines which numbered terrain hexes produce resources.