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I live in Brazil, and here it's close to impossible to get the weird dice. It's very difficult to buy online because it gets extremmely expensive. So I wanted to know if someone has a 3d model for a 3d printer.

I don't have any 3d printer options for you, but it's easy to play DCC RPG without the weird dice.

d3 = roll d6, divide by 2 (1-2 is a one, 3-4 is a two, etc.)
d4 = standard
d5 = roll d10, divide by 2
d6 = standard
d7 = roll d8, re-roll 8's
d8 = standard
d10 = standard
d12 = standard
d14 = start with d7 roll, then roll d6 "control die" (1-3 means as-is, 3-6 means add 7)
d16 = start with d8 roll, then roll d6 "control die" (1-3 means as-is, 3-6 means add
d20 = standard
d24 = start with d12 roll, then roll d6 "control die" (1-3 means as-is, 3-6 means add 12)

nikosgrego wrote:I live in Brazil, and here it's close to impossible to get the weird dice. It's very difficult to buy online because it gets extremmely expensive. So I wanted to know if someone has a 3d model for a 3d printer.

As a complete 3D printing novice, I'd be interested to hear if folks have had success printing dice. Are they sturdy enough? Precise? Do they look good? It will be a happy day indeed when this is possible.