Dice Maiden, Keep This Mage in Check!

The most important thing in tabletop role-playing games is the randomness of the dice rolls. Getting everything right, especially a big success... Is no fun.

Thank you Azathoth for the generous donation of "Blindly Eating Fish," thank you to the reader from the unknown place for reading, thank you to Yog Bubble for the generous donation of "Big Key," thank you to the Forest Black Goat for the generous donation of "Roasted Meat," thank you to Naya for the generous donation of "Tall and Slender Man," and thank you to K-President for the generous donation of "Takoyaki."

I've been following this for a few days, and I feel like the author isn't a newcomer. The characters are exceptionally well-developed, the writing is of a rare quality, and the plot is quite good. I hope it becomes popular in the future. Keep it up!

There are many strange things going on. Why buy an Illumination Scroll when it's so much more expensive than a regular torch? And regular torches can also be used to test oxygen levels. Also, why go adventuring in ruins at dusk? Nighttime is obviously dangerous.

Not bad, it looks quite interesting.

One chapter a day isn't enough! 😭😭

Oh dear, our tabletop role-playing group is like this: when they write fantasy, it's like a tomato getting an egg 😄.

Waaah, author, please don't cut it! Giving a story an ending is an author's duty.

The background information isn't very clear. Why is a judgment required every time? What kind of setting is this? I've never read this kind of book before. Is it a setting from some game?

My eyes are playing tricks on me... From the outside, I thought it was "Kantai Collection: Control This Mage!" I even wondered what kind of weird novel it was. But after reading the synopsis, I realized it's about dice games! 😵