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Subscribe to our newsletter Rabea Rogge, the first German woman in space, recently posted a video demonstrating how to roll a twenty-sided die in zero gravity.

It's easy to throw dice when you're in polar orbit, as Rogge was, but how do you land one? Magnetized dice trays, maybe?"We experimented a little," Rogge says, before demonstrating that actually the best solution is the least complicated one.

She flicks the D20 upward, putting a little English on it so it spins, catches it in her fist, and peers through the gap in the top of her hand to check the result.

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It's a seven, so unfortunately she's failed her Wisdom saving throw and contracted space madness.A post shared by Rabea Rogge (@rabearogge)A photo posted by on "So rejoice," Rogge concludes ## Editor's Note We'll have to wait and see how this plays out in the coming weeks. Source: [PC Gamer](https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/an-astronaut-rolled-a-d20-in-space-so-yes-you-can-play-d-and-d-in-zero-gravity/)