Axe and Dice

Axe

Axe verb - Chop or split with an ax.

Dice and axe are semantically related. in cut up with tool topic. In some cases you can use "Dice" instead a verb "Axe".

Dice

Dice verb - To cut into small pieces.
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Synonyms for Dice

Axe and dice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Axe" instead a verb "Dice".

Nearby Words: diced, dicer, dicing

Both words in one sentence

  • Discworld / The Last Hero The legend implies the dice split on its own, but in The Science of Discworld Terry Pratchett wondered if he was holding a large axe at the time.
  • Tabletop Game / Eldritch Horror Ax-Crazy: The Axe asset allows you to spend two points of Sanity to reroll any number of dice in combat.
  • Min-Maxing aka: Min Max A more terrible version comes in when you pick up a Weapon Focus (6) combat axe and suddenly roll 18 dice, with 15 of them usual successes.
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