What color are the L R C ? on the dice
215917
All the letters are black except the C and that is red. They are big letters and easy to see.
215918
The same colors as the picture on the tin. L is blue, C is red, R is black.
215919
I game the set away to my granddaughter after playing it for hours with her; but, if I remember right, the L and the R are printed in black or a dark blue and the C is in red. I hope this helps.
1879259
It's the R&R; version, however I have played it and each color is given an artistically distinct firework design, as well as an associated symbol (presumably the kanji character for the color), so it is possible to play colorblind folks.
1668159
There are four colors (two balls of each color): yellow, green, blue, and burgundy. Also, they are very high quality.
1064309
I have orange, Lt green, Dk green, Royal blue, Red and Dk Purple. This was about 4 months ago. Very thin but nice colors if someone just want a slice. I hoped this helped:)
1475265
I only played the original game once loved it but wanted the bigger board. In the Jumbo version the chips I think are bigger as the board is huge the colors are Blue, Red and Green. Hope that helps.
1239163
Because this is a random assortment, there is going to be some error in the amount of dice you get. I personally have had three bags, and received about 7 more dice in the largest one I received than the smallest. There's always going to be error in it, but you get a LOT of dice for the price, granted most are ugly, but I've gotten quite a few cool ones and some very interestingly colored full sets from the complete set. Most interesting of which was an off white almost beige with green lettering.
2016187
I don't own the 4-player pack but they do make sure you have all different sets of dice. You can't play otherwise, though I have to say some color combos are easier to play with than others. I think they'd have been better just to put white or black dots on colored dice than to put some of the combinations together that we have on our set!
1645702
No, the screen is not color. There is only "light" (red) and "dark" (black), but the "cards" themselves are VERY easy to read, and its backlit, I believe. Mine is so old now that the backlight doesnt work, which is actually less distracting for me. But, unlike a lot of these games, I dont have to have my reading glasses on to see the cards on THIS Solitaire hand held game.
2215898
The set I purchased was a full size standard set in a burgundy case with pushers. The dice are quite small and I purchased a standard size dicefor my set that I have been using since earlier this year. All the other players like my set and wish to purchase pushers for their sets.Hope this helps you.
439041
I think the best option is blank dice and a black sharpie. You can get 25 blank dice on Amazon for $10.
2160300
Also, there is a good amount of discussion about it on BGG forums: http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/541461/making-rftg-color-blind-friendly
87095
It does not. All the dice have pictures only. (I guess exception would be '?' Symbol). Instructions are in English and other languages (but it's not in front of me now so not sure which languages). Of course you could always just send a note with the directions in the required language. Great game I think would fit all cultures.
1828406
The dice do have rounded corners and the chips are moderately heavy. All-in-all, a good quality!
543044
Dice are "standard" size that you might find in any toy/game set that uses dice as part of their game.I am pleased with the quality, the price and the delivery service. Much better than using the old plastic dice cup that had been used for years.
1455862
Yes, but not like a normal dice game. Left Center Right is a dice game for three or more players, It is entirely a game of chance. The players make no decisions of any kind, even as to wagering. Each player receives three chips. Players take it in turn to roll the six-sided dice, each of which is marked with "L", "C", "R" on one side, and a single dot on the three remaining sides. For each "L" or "R" thrown, the player must pass one chip to the player to his left or right, respectively. A "C" indicates a chip to the center (pot). A dot has no effect. If a player has fewer than three chips left (including zero) he is still in the game but his number of chips is the number of dice he rolls on his turn, rather than rolling all three. The winner is the last player with chips left. He does not roll the dice, and wins the center pot. LCR can also be played as a gambling game by substituting money for chips. Note that since no player is ever "out" (even when they have no chips), the number of players does not change. This game is really a lot of fun!
750543
To be honest, we haven't really played the game since we are missing the "Color" dice.
483919
I didn't get any letter dice in my pound. What kind of letter dice are you looking for?