Here is a list of some common dice board games glossary, I hope it will help you who are just getting started with board games.
1. Dice: Small, typically cube-shaped objects with numbered sides used to generate random numbers in games.
2.Board Game: A game that involves the use of a board and can include pieces, cards, and other components alongside dice.
3.Randomization: The process of making the outcome unpredictable, often achieved through rolling dice.
4.Turn-Based: A gameplay style where players take turns performing actions rather than playing simultaneously.
5.Roll: The act of tossing or shaking dice to determine game outcomes.
6.Game Mechanics: The rules and methods that dictate how a game operates and how players interact within it.
7.Victory Conditions: Specific criteria or goals that players must meet to win the game.
8.Player Interaction: Methods in which players can affect one another’s gameplay, often through actions or strategies.
9.Resource Management: The strategy of managing game assets like points, cards, or tokens to maximize success.
10.Action Points: A mechanic where players have a set number of points to spend on actions during their turn.
11.Luck: The chance component inherent in dice games, significantly influencing outcomes.
12.Strategy: Planning and making choices to achieve game objectives, often countering opponents’ moves.
13.Custom Dice: Dice that have a unique design or different sides tailored for a specific game rather than standard numbered sides.
14.D6: A standard six-sided die, common in many games.
15.D20: A twenty-sided die often used in role-playing games (RPGs) to determine the success of actions.
16.Tabletop: A category of games played on a flat surface, typically involving physical components like boards and cards.
17.Dice Pool: A collection of dice rolled together, often in games where players roll multiple dice to determine results.
18.Game Board: The central playing surface where the game is played, often depicting paths, spaces, or zones relevant to the game.
19.Score Trackers: Components used to keep track of players’ scores throughout the game.
20.Abstract Strategy: A game design that emphasizes skill over luck, often less reliant on random chance like dice rolling.
