The Lonely One
Always rolls a 1.
How artifact dice work
Artifact dice replace plain dice in your hand. Each one has its own rule: some never roll low, some copy other dice, some pay gold. You buy them in the shop, or pick them as gifts in the Quick Duel. Up to 5 sit in your hand and 2 more in your secret pocket.
| Rarity | Dice | Price in gold |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | 13 | 12 to 24 |
| Rare | 11 | 30 to 56 |
| Epic | 10 | 58 to 71 |
| Legendary | 9 | 85 to 110 |
Selling returns 50 % of the price, rounded down. More about the shop
All artifact dice
The Duet
Always rolls a 2.
Glass Die
Rolls 6 noticeably more often; may shatter (25% per turn), flashing a final 6.
25% chance per turn to shatter (checked on the opening roll). When it does, that roll still shows a 6 as a final flash, from the next turn on it's a plain die with no boost or shatter risk.
The Silent One
Becomes the rarest value among the other dice.
Rusty Nail
Stubborn iron: never lands the same number twice in a row.
Clay Lump
Rolls a neighbor of its previous value.
After the first roll, it randomly moves ±1 from its previous value, never wraps around (a 1 can only become a 2, a 6 only a 5).
Little Guy
Starts at 1–3 and climbs +1 with each reroll (max 6).
Weathervane
Swings to the opposite half of its last value (low<->high).
Big Chunk
Rolls 4 and 5 noticeably more often.
Prospector
Rolls 1-6 like a plain die. Every 1 it rolls pays you 5 gold.
No advantage in points, its average is exactly that of a plain die. Only freshly rolled 1s pay, held dice don't roll again. Boosts don't count: a 1 lifted to a 2 still pays.
Shabby Scoundrel
Never rolls a 1 (rolls 2–6).
Loaded Gal
Loaded toward 5, rolls a 5 much more often.
Weighted 5 has 3× the odds of any other face, about 37% to land on 5, ~13% each for the rest.
Loaded Pal
Loaded toward 6, rolls a 6 much more often.
Weighted 6 has 3× the odds of any other face, about 37% to land on 6, ~13% each for 1-5.
Crooked Bag
Rolls only odd numbers (1, 3, 5).
The Trio
Always rolls a 3.
All or Nothing
Rolls only 1 or 6.
Even Money
Rolls only even numbers (2, 4, 6).
The Quartet
Always rolls a 4.
Leveler
Settles on the rounded average of the other dice.
Horseshoe
Lucky charm: every 1 it rolls turns into a 6.
Faultline
Raises the two lowest of your freshly rolled plain dice by 1.
Stone Die
Rolls 4, 5 or 6 once, then keeps that value.
Cardsharp's Ace
Once per turn after a roll: turn one die into your highest other die (consumed).
Two-Headed
Rolls twice and keeps the higher result.
The Substitute
Sacrifice once to swap a die on the table to a number another die currently shows.
Clever Fox
Matches the majority of the other dice.
Ledger
Shows the lowest upper-section box you still have open. Upper section done: rolls 4-6.
With Ones open it shows a 1, then a 2, and so on up to a guaranteed 6 once Sixes is the last box left. Fill the low boxes early to raise it. The number is fixed at the start of each turn.
The Quintet
Always rolls a 5.
Gold Rush
+1 for every 6 rolled on the other dice (boosts don't count).
Coattails
Copies the value of your leftmost held die.
Copies your leftmost held die (by table position), the value as shown, including boosts. If nothing is held yet, it just rolls normally.
High Ground
Always rolls 4, 5 or 6.
Second Wind
Grants one extra roll each turn (takes an active slot).
The Mindful One
Matches the highest die in this roll.
Branding Iron
Brands the roll: your most common value rises by 1.
Finds the most common value among your freshly rolled plain dice (ties go to the higher number) and raises EVERY such die by 1. Held dice and artifact dice don't take part.
Loaded Bones
Loaded heavy: rolls only 5 or 6.
The Sextet
Always rolls a 6.
Wildcard
Once per turn after a roll: set one die to any value you choose (consumed).
Doppelganger
Takes on the ability of the die to its left.
Copies the rule, not the value. Only plain rolling abilities pass over: dice that read your other dice, global boosts, the Stone Die's lock and a second Doppelganger do not. Next to the Glass Die it copies the roll but not the fragility. Nothing to its left means a normal roll.
Invisible Update
All normal dice are raised by 1 (6 stays 6; stacks at most twice).
Quick Spin
Choose a target number before the turn; this die shows it.
Crucible
Melts the roll together: the lowest of your freshly rolled plain dice jumps to the highest of them.
The Invisible One
Counts as a 6th extra die that is always rolled while you own it.
Doubling Die
Adds an extra die that always mirrors your highest.
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