How to read percentile dice!

It seems people argue about this? :facepalm:

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[Merlinstergandaldore]

Brit attempts to affect 'posh' British accent and comes across sounding like an American putting on a bad British accent... 🤣

[hallacar]

I eye-rolled so hard I had to face-palm to knock them back in proper alignment. This just... How?

[Omenowl]

I remember having a d20 with a + to add a +10 to the number. And 0 representing a 10 except where it was used as a d10 for percentile

[elfbait]

Very amusing! Absolutely correct, but funny still.

[fiefkeif]

Sounds a bit like Hitchcock in Alfred Hitchcock Presents.

[AyebeeMk]

but; what happens when you miss roll, say one lands on the table and the other flys off the table and goes... where ever, most conventions imply that both die must land and come to rest on the table, so assuming another roll is allowed, do you re-roll both dice or just the errant die?....

[TKFKU]

Hahaha! I have often wondered if the people who added the 00 did so in order to spark such arguements. Sure it seemed like a fine idea at the time to make it easier but in many arguements.

[jebgordon]

You have my missing transparent red d10. That has been MIA since the 80s. How did you find it? When can you sent it to rejoin the rest of the set?

[darkknightofhibernia]

How to read d100s?
Don't. They are non-Platonic solids, and thus myst be removed from all games.

[biffstrong]

I am not buying the accent. You sound like Michael Caine playing the noble born Lieutenant Bromhead in Zulu in his first movie role. Luckily the American doing the casting didn't realize he had a cockney accent.
For years I have just rolled a d10 twice. I got my first percentile die last year. Rolling 110 while trying to roll a percentile does seem contraindicated. Though I am always giving 110%.
I appreciate the PSA.