From the introduction: The 10,000 Random Rolls series...provides sheets containing ten thousand rolls of the named die or dice. Who would want such a thing, when they can just roll some dice? • Maybe when you GM, you don't always want to let on that you're making a roll. The sound of you crossing off a number from the list might just be you making a note of something, but the sound of dice clattering is a dead giveaway of a roll. • Maybe you have terrible luck, or thing your dice are cursed (despite that time you microwaved the one that kept fumbling, as a warning to the others). • Maybe you have an allergy to polyhedrons. • Maybe you just like looking at lists of random numbers – I'm not here to judge. • Maybe there's another reason. User summary: Provides summed results of 10,000 3d6 rolls (e.g., all numbers are 3 through 18. Numbers are formatted in six columns per page.