D4 Dice Tutorial - Know the Dice!

Block 2 Block requires a D4 dice for standard gameplay. While a top or bottom read D4 die both work equally well, the set ships with a standard bottom-read die. While many gamers may already be familiar with the mighty D4, we created this video to make sure there is no confusion about how to read the die included in your set!

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[Senbonzakura]

short, concise, informative. love it.

[sierrasanders]

i have never even held a d4 i just wondered in an abstract way how they would be read. Thank you! Now i know!

[RobynRLiden]

Had a bottom roll dice, almost thought it was a missprint.

[localtavernsluteplayer]

Now if only my math classes taught this well

[SI-FI_creations]

Fantastic video. Exactly what I needed. Much better at explaining it than anything else I found. I figured it was something as simple as this since I have a top-read, but it's always good to be sure!

[manlyman]

Haha had bottom read die and was really confused, thanks for the video.

[keslytomaz]

thank you for this, it might look silky for experienced players but this is actually pretty helpful for beginners

[yourladbrennen]

Thanks so much this has been driving me round the bend trying to figure out!
what with my first DnD campaign coming up, this has been *SUPER* helpful!

[artman]

These do a lot of damage when stepped on.

[logan]

Didn’t understand the D4. Now I really like them lol

[LuckyOwI]

Thank you! This was short, informative, and super helpful.

[JoeOGosePresents]

Good to know. I've always just assumed they were misprinted Everytime I got the bottom roll ones lol

[katedolphin]

thank you! got some dice from Aliexpress and though the D4 dice were misprints, turns out they're just bottom roll ones.

[gregdavey]

Thanks so much, couldn't figure out how this dam die worked. First time playing Pathfinder.

[primmoore]

I've always wondered why there were 2 different patterns for D4s. It should be a standard read.
I like the TOP read better, because the numbers fill the space better.

[wolfknight]

Took me awhile to understand I was confused didn’t know there was two types of these die

[Sparkbomber]

Its pretty damn good. To someone who hasn't been able to play d&d these dice are a bit puzzling at a glance.

[HunterPanoch]

Omg I was SO CONFUSED thanks x, D this is easy woe I feel dumb

[yinyangdragonx]

oh i get it when its show the number how its suppose to be read or written proper (if its upside down or side ways it is the wrong one) is the correct way to read i'm getting into DnD and i want to be able to know how my dice can be read correctly

[BossMasterPangs]

ok. thank you. I though I had a fake loaded die. its all cleared up now. thanks