Moves of the Diamond Hand is a surreal RPG coming soon to Early Access - but you can play the first chapter now, completely ...

Moves Of The Diamond Hand is Cosmo D's follow up to Betrayal At Club Low, and its a brilliantly chaotic dice-rolling RPG.

the player must decide whether to secure their points or roll again. Badges are special items that can greatly impact the outcome of a dice game. Some game modes involve wagering badges, as shown in ...

During the opening moments of a bout, instigating a grapple will now force players into a mini-game that allows you to gain the upper hand. After locking up you can choose to drive, wrench ...

Pull requests help you collaborate on code with other people. As pull requests are created, they’ll appear here in a searchable and filterable list. To get started, you should create a pull request.

Deep Silver Dice in KCD2 is a bit like Poker. You start the round by rolling six dice, and you must make a "hand" out of the dice you have available to score points. If you cannot score from your ...

The Princess of Wales looked delighted today as she arrived at the National Portrait Gallery in central London hand-in-hand with a five-year-old girl after riding next to her on the bus.

Kacey Musgraves offered one quick, non-verbal reaction to Beyoncé's Best Country Album win at the 2025 Grammy Awards after the show on Sunday night (Feb. 2). Musgraves was headed out of the venue ...

Those who have followed Jelly Roll since his hip hop days know that the country singer has long struggled with his weight. In a 2018 Instagram post, Jelly — whose real name is Jason Bradley ...

In this guide, I’m going to go into how you’ll go about repairing them so you can get yourself back to rolling ... with a glitched die. Dice Repair, on the other hand, requires 1 Rare Components.

It could be Star is only placed into voluntary administration for several weeks while the lenders and its advisers convince governments in Queensland and NSW to defer gaming tax payments.

A set of rare identical quadruplets can’t stop holding hands — and it's touching to watch. “They’re constantly reaching for each other,” Jonathan Sandhu, the babies’ dad, tells TODAY.com.