Yes! Due to design for geometry, probability, and number balancing:

 

GEOMETRY

 

dU Ultimate Dice are shaped after a disdyakis triacontahedron which is a 120-sided polehedron. The largest and most complex shape that still allows for a fair die.

The basic layout of the digits is modeled after a icosahedron (d20) with each icosahedron-triangle using 6 of the 120 faces.

In the corners of thes icosahedron you will find the 12 circles forming the dodecahedron (d12).

Even though the surface triangles are cut short by the circles all triangles are still equal in size and they still have the center of mass right in the center of the remaining surface.

 

PROBABILITY

 

dU Ultimate Dice have 120 faces.

For each roll the number appears once or twice and each roll used one or more of these faces resulting in the following odds:

(count x faces) : 120 

​d4, (2 x 15) : 120 = 1 : 4

d6, (2 x 10) : 120 = 1 : 6

d8, (1 x 15) : 120 = 1 : 8

d10, (2 x 6) : 120 = 1 : 10

d12, (1 x 10) : 120 = 1 : 12

d20, (1 x 6) : 120 = 1 : 20

See for yourself!

 

NUMBER BALANCING

 

Even though the mathematics are sound there is still a matter of real world tolerances to take into account when producing a dice.

For this reason multiple types of number balancing are applied:

- opposite numbers add up to dice max + 1

- corners are as balanced as possible*

- edges are as balanced as possible*

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* as balanced as possible meaning: without sacrificing readability, when possible similar/same numbers are placed within the same triangle for ease of use