If you're looking to purchase the Natural 20 emote for your Guardian, you might want to slam the brakes: many are complaining that the Destiny 2 d20 emote is not what they thought it would be and is not worth the money spent.
The Natural 20 emote is part of the crossover between Destiny 2 and Dungeons and Dragons. You can find it at the Eververse storefront for 1200 Silver, which will cost you around $12. For fans of DnD, this wouldn't be too high a price to pay if the emote did what it should.
Players have taken to Reddit, where they have shared that the d20 die doesn't actually roll to all sides; you can only get a 1, 5, 10, 15, and 20, meaning it's essentially a d5 die and not a d20 as advertised.
In addition, the emote is client-sided. That means that what you see and what your teammates see will be different (though not that different, considering it can only hit five sides).
Given the whole point of a 20-sided die is to... well, have a chance of rolling a number between one and 20, it's a bit of an odd move. In addition, it costs $12, which is the price for a skin in many games, not just an emote. The way the emote can be used is somewhat limited, given its client-side, too. Rather than being able to roll a the d20 as a fun way to decide which of your Fireteam gets to open a chest first or lead the charge in a Raid, it's simply there to show off your love for DnD. That may not be the end of the world for all players, but it's certainly a missed opportunity.
To add salt to the wound, other games have included a d20 mechanic into their gameplay in a much better way than Bungie. Dead by Daylight introduced it through their DnD chapter, for example. When you search for a special magical chest, you'll roll the d20 and get an item based on the result (and yes, you can get any number, including a very gruesome critical fail).
Sea of Thieves has also done it with a Rolling Dice collection of six die emotes (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 and d20). With that game, you can choose between one of the six dice to roll a number while you are roleplaying. So clearly, it can be done. The big question is why Bungie didn't do it in such a popular game like Destiny 2.
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