This is probably the most famous example of a Roman dice tower (also known as "Turricula" or "Pyrgus"), but it is not my favorite. My favorite is this gorgeous (but mangled) example found some years ago in the the Roman Bathouse of Chaves (Portugal)

Actually! Roman dice towers were a thing!! They were used as anti-cheating devices on dice games, and some had bells at the lower hole for dramatic effect!

ough prettyy

i am very glad i could make her come to life so well, thank you again 💜

oooh exciting! i hope it goes well!

Still, huge congrats to eandis for reaching this new highest rank ever in TGM4, but like seriously you can't tell me that this isn't an unhinged title to give your player especially in a Tetris game of all things

now go watch some sick ass #tgm_series gameplay youtu.be/TfEPrsNCCTg

I do want to at least finish my tarot deck by the end of the year so it would have to be at least after that

We'd have to talk about it in private to work out exactly what you would want me to do, but yeah if it's a deck of 54 full card arts that i'm doing one-of-a-kind then yeah i would need to charge a fair bit for something i'd work on for several weeks if not months lol

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