16 mm six-sided dice, set of 12Price: About $8, roughly. Left Right Center gamePrice: About $10, roughly.
Left Right Center, boxed
The special L, R, C and dot dice and enough chips for a full table, in a tin that fits a bag.
- Good for
- Left Right Center · Families
- Skip it if
- You can use coins and a normal die: a die with L, R, C marked in pen works too.
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Our take
Left Right Center is a game of passing chips around the table, and it asks for almost no thinking, which is the point. The special dice say L, R, C or a dot, and the chips travel left, right or to the centre.
The box has the dice and the chips, in a tin that fits in a bag, so it travels well.
You can play with a normal die and a few coins by deciding what each number means. The set simply saves the explaining.
Quick answers
- Do I need special dice?
No. Standard six-sided dice work for nearly every game on Pips. Special dice only matter for Left Right Center.
- How many dice should I buy?
A set of twelve covers every dice game here, with spares for the one that rolls under the sofa.
- Can I play without buying anything?
Often, yes. Borrow dice from another game and print one of our free score sheets.
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