Here you go.
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Looks like my stupid joke kicked off a productive conversation!
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In the spirit of that, I think I will make a d20 out of 3 d6s and cut a fourth d6 in 1/3âŠ
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Please post the results!
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Tongue was firmly in cheek. A picture of that would just be a picture of my scrap pile.
6+6+6+(6/3) = 20
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Or some really fancy sawdust.
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Talking about that and polyhedra reminds me â the ancient Greek word for sawdust was prisma. Or more generally it could mean a result of sawing, and that is where prisms get their name. I thought it was interesting, anyway.
If anyone manages to cut a piece of a cube that only has two faces, I will definitely want to see.
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Lemme just grab my Möbius pull-saw.
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For your Escher dice?
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What would be the best place to share game projects? Here, the gaming threads, personal threads, etc.?
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You could always post it in one, and cross post to others, as you see fit? I think it would fit here, though. Itâs a creative endeavor, after all!
Looking forward to seeing what youâre working on!
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If itâs maker stuff, this is the place!
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Making games, and hell even coding, i would consider a creative endeavor so please share @MarjaE! 
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Okay!
Some past games:
So one of my older games which might be relevant today: N30: We Are Winning â The Battle of Seattle | Board Game | BoardGameGeek
https://grognard.com/wargamerfiles/n30v351.zip
Which is a response to Brian Trainâs Battle of Seattle including more research: Little Wars In my opinion, the protesters could win by spreading out, covering the whole map, and refusing to ever attack the police. Itâs kinda true, but itâs unbalanced that way.
Some ongoing game projects:
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A roleplaying game, âOne Player, Many Heroesâ for a single player to play a whole party. Iâm planning to start with a âNo Spoons Soloâ version, which (a) uses a couple rolls for each scene, so itâs easier to play with limited time and/or energy, (b) uses less bookkeeping, and (c) works with pre-written adventures from other systems, so itâs easier to play with writersâ block. I may follow with a âNo Spoons Duetâ version with advice on session zero, telegraphing danger, etc.
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A smaller redo of âN30â as âSeattle '99,â and perhaps a more detailed look at Union and University streets. A lot of the sources for âN30â have disappeared off the interweb, without being archives. I feel like I need better data on numbers, among other things, and this has held that up.
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A long-delayed redo of Dennis Bishopâs old Tatchanka. I had a working version several years ago, and have updated due to developersâ criticisms. Right now the 1st few scenarios, dealing with the Directory, are ready, but the later scenarios, dealing with the Makhnovists, need better balance for 2 or 3-player play. So Iâm going to need to redo them.
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the plywood in the center is the width of the future oven. we wanted to make sure everything is proper before it comes. the side cabinets arenât installed, just sitting in place, but because we leveled the floor and plumbed the side panels, theyâre correct within a 16th of an inch here and there.
wall cabinets partly set with a few screws until we can work the whole system together
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WowâI canât imagine redoing our own kitchen. My dad might have done so. He had a lot of experience with construction projectsâall much simpler though. Iâd love to tour the house I grew up in.
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That looks pretty sweet 
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