I just wanna say how awesome your Unfinity draft is. I got the pleasure of flipping Devil k. Nevil over 10 creatures and onto the next table over in the same game where my Beebled Six-sided Die rolled double 1s, and my opponent achieved the first 8 hats. Thank you for the wonderful night.

Happy to hear you enjoyed it.

I judged my Unfinity launch this weekend. Wanted to send some feedback here:- Players seemed really frustrated that stickers were pretty one use. Stickers never went back properly on the sheet after use. - General Positive reaction to Attractions. Players did seem frustrated with the dexterity ones, mainly due to difficulty. Lots of talk about using them in Commander.- Humor of the set landed okay but when it landed, it landed very well. Lots of love from the enfranchised players on the in-jokes and references.- "What constitutes a hat?" Is now a philosophical question. Highly recommend some reminder text when "hats matters" returns as a theme.- Some complicated black border rules questions actually came up more often than normal. One that stuck out was the interaction between Monitor Monitor, Drop Tower, and how the rules see dice results.- Embiggen, Animate Object, and A Real Handful were definite bombs that took over games. Six-Sided Die as well but I think that breaks even due to the variance.All in all, everyone left happy over 3 events in 2 days (minus one vocal player who was upset with stickers.) I personally loved the set and plan on building around some cards in commander. Hope this helps! :)

Thanks for the feedback.

Hi Mark. If a card in a theoretical upcoming non-D&D, non-acorn/silver set were to use dice rolling, would it be templated as "d6," or "six-sided die"? Thanks!

“Six sided-die”. “D6” is just a D&D thing.

So in February 2020, you mentioned that die rolling was a 10 on the Storm Scale because it was not allowed in black border. Well, as of July 2021, we have AFR with die rolling in black border. Were you only considering D6s then? Basically, what's the update on the Storm Scale on die rolling, and if D6 and D20 have separate Storm Scale ratings?

Twenty-sided die rolling is a 5. Six-sided die rolling is a 7. Twenty-sided die rolling is lower because there is inertia for future D&D sets to consider it.

Mark, I'm worried about the future of die rolling. I feel like now that d20 are a common die, the potential for designs like Steel Squirrel has evaporated. If you go back to using d6, you can no longer do a scaling payoff on the result, since d20 will break the cards. I feel like backwards compatibility was damaged because of the decision to use d20 here.

The biggest impact is we’re less likely to say “whenever you roll a die” than “whenever you roll a six-sided die”.

Do cards like Krark's Other Thumb, Chittering Doom, and As Luck Would Have It interact with the D20 mechanic in AFR?

Some do and some don’t. It depends whether it says “die” or “six-sided die”. If it says “die”, it works with twenty-sided dice.

How did using the difference between two dice rolls go over in Unstable? Is that something that might ever cross over in to black border?

If you can’t roll a six-sided die, it’s hard to roll two. It worked great in silver border.

FYI, you absolutely CAN use a coin as a six-sided die. Just flip it three times. HHH = 6, HHT = 5, HTH = 4, HTT = 3, THH = 2, THT = 1, TTH or TTT = Re-roll.

I said easily.

If I use magical hacker to change "six-sided die" to "six+sided die", what do I do?

That’s a hyphen and not a minus sign. Sorry.

Hi Mark. Suppose six-sided die rolling one day made it to black border. How hard would it be to change the rules to allow a black border reprint of Krark's Other Thumb? It would be great if there was a way to port silver border cards directly to black border without a name change.

We can’t do it unless we change one of the following rules: Silver border cards aren’t legal in tournaments. All cards with the same name act the same.