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Your explanations were a bit confusing, sir, especially for the Die of Change. They have to roll for all their attributes, and once they use it, they have to roll for most things that happen in a day? Is that what you mean? Actually, the Arch of Tabula Rasa was also rather confusing. But they're all interesting ideas!
Here's how the dice work. You can roll it to do something like convince a girl to have sex with you, or run a 6 minute mile. You can also change things like enlarge women's breasts, make people forget things, even bring people back from the dead.
You only have to re-roll your stats after you realize the Die is allowing you to do all of these things.
The more you roll the dice the more you have to roll it. For example someone who has only used the dice a dozen times would have to roll it before doing something challenging even if they didn't want to. While someone who's used the dice hundreds of times have to roll it to do anything beyond the automatic functions of their body.
This was inspired by table top games so I decided to go a little crazy with it.
I'll explain the arch later I need to go to class.
Well, that's definitely a little different from how I interpreted it, but that's probably more interesting. The more you use it, are you then, like, *compelled* to use it? What happens if you lose possession of it? As for your stats, can they still be changed by other influences later, or even just by day-to-day life as your "experience" increases. Stat rolls have always made me nervous. Thanks for explaining.
At first you simply compelled to use it but eventually it starts rolling by itself when ever you do something.
Your stats can change over time but you can also re-roll them again with the dice but this makes the die's influence grow faster. Just beware of low rolls they can really fuck you up depending on what you were trying to do.
About getting rid of it well this can be very easy of very hard. If you haven't over used it you can just gently set it down and walk away, you can roll to lose it but if you roll a 1 of that you have it for life and the die can make you fail at dying. The last way is for someone to catch mid roll before it hits a surface this can trade it away to who caught it easily. Also you can just give it to someone but will go through withdrawal for the die.
Of course the Die could lead to your Character Sheet in even more powerful item.
Intriguing. I think the Die of Change and the Ring of Lies are the most exciting of these, but all of them offer interesting possibilities.