AUGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
As I was merrily working on the Maiden some sinister forces entered the picture, perhaps the Gravelings ( for all you Dead Like Me fans). I was gluing up the hull sides when I realized they did not fit! Going back to the files I finally figured out that some how somewhere the Gremlins or my tired old fat fingers printed out the hull sides in a slightly reduced scale. ( insert picture of me banging my head against the wall many times ). I have started over and am almost back to the point I was...
This is without a doubt the finest gaming accessorty I have yet encountered in almost 40 years in the hobby. I highly reccomend WorldWorks to anyone I run across. I am thinking about debuting the Maiden at Hurricon in Tampa FL this Sept. I am currently mulling over using her as an 1889 scientific vessel at an uncharted island where she is subsequently attacked by..................................
D7
PS if anyone has or knows where to obtain any D7s I am interested. I have 2 old and 3 new of Lou Zocchis dice and wish to obtain more.
Mike

D7, hope you can recycle your mis-printed parts...perhaps as a shipwreck component or something (a bit of flotsam hull fragment).

As for uses for a D7...how about:

Medium Sword (1d7 damage)

Great Big Sword (2d7 damage)

Hit die for a Bard/Cleric multi-class in D&D2e (which opens the door for a d5, and d9 as well...)

Random Target selector in a 7 player game (I rolled a 3, that's you Jimmy, the Dragon eats you).

A Caltrop for non-euclidean monsters to step on.

Just to name a few..

Janx

I know I'm stating the obvious, but you can approximate a d7 by rolling a d8 and rerolling on 8s.