-sided DICE

Usually denoted by D30 and also called triacontahedron or triacontaeder. The D30 was originally the brainchild of John Handwork, a college freshman at Virginia Tech who, in 1982, sold the idea to toy and game entrepreneur Roy Lippman of Baltimore, Maryland, USA. He passed on the rhombic dodecahedral dice since he felt it would conflict with the existing 12 sided dice. His company, The Armory, was a great rival to the Zocchi's Gamescience.

[0679] A D30 with the 26 letters of the alphabet and the words 'wild' (3x) and 'vowel' (1x), plastic, 27 mm



[0680] A D30 with numbers 1-30, plastic, 24 mm



[0681 x5] D30 dice with numbers 1-30, plastic, 32 mm



[0682 x2] D30 dice with numbers 1-30; the pink one changes color if you cool it down!, plastic, 26 mm



[1564] A D30 with numbers 1-30, plastic, 32 mm



[1565] A D30 with numbers 1-30, plastic, 26 mm



[1902] Modern D30, plastic, 29 mm