Dicing Dangers Editorial Team

The desk behind Dicing Dangers writes and checks every note under this domain. It works to the method printed in the editorial policy: a question first, arithmetic second, prose last, and a reference list at the foot of the note.

What the desk writes about

• Tabletop role-playing games: skill checks, damage, health, initiative, saving throws.
• The mathematics behind them: sums of dice, ranges, spread, and comparing two ways of rolling.
• Dice notation as it is actually used at a table.
• Building a character from the numbers instead of around a wish.

How a note is checked

1. The arithmetic is recomputed before writing starts.
2. Any rule borrowed from a published game is described in the desk’s own words.
3. A reference work is listed for every figure a reader could not reproduce alone.
4. The note is re-read for clarity and tone before it leaves the desk.

What the desk will not do

The desk does not publish a session report it did not receive, does not invent a rule, and does not write about real-money play. It does not name an individual editor until that person is assigned to the site and their details are recorded.

Contact

Write to contact@dicingdangers.com. A reply normally takes three working days.