| Dice games are quite universal. Though they
are clearly games of chance, as for example in casino games, they are also used under the hood for interpersonal interactions.
Dice also appear as a random device, for example in games of status. Pure games of dice include:
Patterned after the success of collectible card
games, a number of collectible dice games have been published. Although most of these collectible dice games are long
out-of-print, there is still a small following for many of them.
An inexhaustive list of collectible dice games that have been published includes:
- Dragon Dice (SFR, Inc.) - The original collectible dice game
- Dicemaster (Iron Crown Enterprises)
- Throwing Stones
(Gamesmiths, Inc.)
- Demon Dice aka "Chaos Progenitus"
(Fast Forward Games)
[1] (http://www.fastforwardgames.com/demondice.cfm)
- Marvel Super Dice
(TSR, Inc.)
- Star Trek The Next Generation Collectible Dice Game (Alderac Entertainment Group)
- Rolled Bones (D'Ice, Inc.) [2] (http://www.rolledbones.com/)
- Harry Potter
Dicers (Hasbro)
- Cookie Fu (Blue Kabuto) [3] (http://www.bluekabuto.com/games.html)
- LCR (http://www.toycrossing.com/lcr/index.shtml)
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