His die is better suited with an ally as well. His die is unreliable, since there is a 50/50, you will roll a one or literally anything else. The options of his die are: 1, 1, 1, 5, 6, and 7. I am not sure if anyone goes into Super Mario Party with the intention of winning by using the character’s die, but I would not recommend it with the use of Luigi. Paired with an ally, or two, this could be a great character’s die to utilize! However, this character is ranked at #7, because let us face it, sometimes you would rather play it safe with the dice rolling and take more chances on the mini games themselves.
There is a greater chance that you will roll a three, since four faces of their die are in fact three. You can either move a great deal, or hardly at all. This die is better suited for those who are risk takers. Pictured: Pom-Pom from Super Mario Party. Sometimes you need that specific roll to get to the star or any other spot of your choosing, ya know? The best part is unless you land on a red space or lose a duel of some kind, you will not lose any coins with his roll, unlike other characters! This die is perfect to use during your turn if you want a higher chance of rolling a four. However, his dice block is not too terrible. Shy Guy is my personal favorite to play as, just not due to his die. Pictured: Shy Guy rolling a four with his die. Also, the chance of having landed on a blue space in your previous turn (which if you roll the -3, you will not move spaces and it will seem like you just landed on that space again) is greater than you might think! 8.
The high roller could be an excellent thing as well, depending on where you land. The thought of potentially losing three coins is annoying, but if you are decent at mini games, this will not be too much of an issue for you. Next on the list is the underrated Waluigi! You might not think it, but he comes with a great die, even if you are playing with him as an ally. Pictured: Waluigi unfortunately rolling a -3 during his turn. (There are certain dice that you can just lose coins just by a roll, not actually moving anywhere.) However, if you need to move more than six spaces, you are out of luck with this die, unless you happen to have an ally!
The good news is there is no chance of losing coins, at least not with just the roll itself. The options on his die are as follows: 1, 3, 3, 3, 5, 6. Of course, I had to put Mario on the list somewhere! He is of course one of the best to play as, as he is the very classic character. Pictured: Mario jumps into the frame with his dice block. However, this article is focusing on the characters and their dice, so hopefully, it will be easier to pick which character to play as! Keep reading for the best gameplay! (Where the dice are concerned.) 10. There are also dice that can be purchased in the game itself from the Item Shop. These dice have their own pros and cons, as does anything else, virtual, or not. Every character in Super Mario Party is equipped with their own die.
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