Why make up a variable for your algebraic endeavours when you could roll this dice?! For when you just can't decide - or maybe if you want to try something ν? The Alpha Omega D24 is covered in the 24 letters of the Greek alphabet, commonly used in maths and physics for variables and constants. The shape is a pentagonal icositetrahedron. This lovely polyhedron, which has never been used for a dice before (!), lacks the parallel faces that normally allow you to determine the upward-facing face when the dice lie on a flat surface. To get around this difficulty, we've included small dots on each face that sit directly in the centre of the die when looking down, indicating the face to be read. Smart! This is a 24mm 24 sided D24 dice. Price = 647 pence (the 118th prime number) = £6.47
