d100

Dice today, after our D&D game (which proceeds in teensy-tiny short bursts, as tolerated by little persons' attention spans). I had to include the d20, since we had two natural 20s rolled today: including the lad's - and in fact our game's - first critical (rolling a 20 on the 20-sided die when attacking, which means automatic hit and double damage). Later the dwarf NPC rolled a natural 20 when seeking to intimidate the Townsmaster; I'm not sure if the rulebook describes such a roll on a skill (in this case) intimidation check as a critical, but I decided it was. ;) Townsmaster was extremely cowed and did what he was told. ;)

But I think this is a better image:

Rollr; Flickr.

You use two 10-sided dice to get numbers from 1 to 100 (thus d100); this set of dice came with two 10-sided dice, this one with the tens, and the other with the ones.

Takumar Bayonet 28/2.8 with three extension tubes; K-30; Raw Therapee.