A spherical die comprising:
- a. a first hemisphere member having an exterior surface, an interior surface and a hollow interior;
- b. a second hemisphere member having an exterior surface, an interior surface, and a hollow interior;
- c. means for joining said first hemisphere member and said second hemisphere member to form a sphere comprising the first and second hemisphere members, an outer surface comprising the exterior surfaces of the first and second hemisphere members, an interior surface comprising the interior surfaces of the first and second hemisphere members, and a hollow interior;
- d. an interchangeable insert orientation member removably inserted within the hollow sphere such that selected locations of the interchangeable insert orientation member abut the interior surface of the sphere;
- e. said interchangeable insert orientation member including a multiplicity of apertures at various spaced apart locations;
- f. a selection member movably retained within the interchangeable insert orientation member and capable of landing in any one of the apertures when the sphere is rolled;
- g. the surface of said sphere including a multiplicity of indicia on its surface, with a given indicia located diametrically opposite to the location of an aperture of said interchangeable insert orientation member;
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- h. said interchangeable insert orientation member being removable and a substitute insert orientation member capable of insertion within the hollow interior of the sphere such that selected locations of the interchangeable insert orientation member abut the interior surface of the sphere, with the substitute insert orientation member having a multiplicity of apertures at various spaced apart locations, a selection member movably retained within the substitute interchangeable insert orientation member, and selected indicia on the surface of the sphere corresponding to the apertures in the substitute interchangeable insert orientation member such that a given indicia is diametrically opposite to the location of an aperture of the substitute interchangeable insert orientation member;
- i. whereby a user can roll the die and the selection member will land in a given aperture and cause the sphere to come to rest in a position where the selected indicia on the surface of the sphere is diametrically opposite to the aperture of the interchangeable insert orientation member into which the selection member has landed and the random selection of indicia which can come up can be varied by substituting the substitute interchangeable insert orientation member in the sphere.