Editing Zocchihedron (section)

==Probability distribution of rolls==
A test published in [[White Dwarf (magazine)|''White Dwarf'' magazine]] concluded that the frequency distribution of the Zocchihedron was substantially uneven. Jason Mills noticed that some numbers were spaced closer together than others, and suspected that this non-uniform placement would cause some numbers to predictably come up more than others. Mills performed 5,164 rolls and the results confirmed these suspicions; some numbers came up significantly more than others. Most notably, rolls of more than 93 or less than 8 were significantly rarer than middling results. Not coincidentally, these numbers were all spaced closer together near the "poles" of the die, as opposed to numbers near the "equator" that are more widely spaced.<ref>White Dwarf 85, January 1987 [http://freakytrigger.co.uk/sport/2006/05/we-are-all-goblins-now/ Text of letter and photo of graph at FreakyTrigger.co.uk]</ref>

After the test was published, the numbering on the Zocchihedron was redesigned with higher and lower numbers placed more evenly across all parts of the die. While numbers spaced closely together near the "poles" still come up less often, the numbers that are placed in these areas are more evenly distributed between 1 and 100, instead of consisting mainly of very high and very low numbers.