Platinum Dice appears on floors 237-243, 245-251, and 253 of the Adamah Block within Tartarus.
Persona 4 / Golden[]
Platinum Dice appears in Chapters 7 through 9 of the Void Quest within the Midnight Channel after being summoned by a Leading Idol. It will use Last Resort if left critically damaged during its turn, after which the Leading Idol will summon another to take its place. When defeated, it may drop Light String. Selling four Light Strings at Daidara Metalworks will unlock the Breeze Tutu female armor in the shop.
In Golden, it may only appear when summoned by Supreme Hand and Leading Idol. Leading Idols will only summon Platinum Dice if it is the only Leading Idol on the field, and will do so every time the Platinum Dice is killed. This can be used to get multiple Light Strings in one battle. It can no longer become dizzy, and as such, will always be able to take its turn if it is alive. It may also drop Bloodstone for trade at Shiroku Pub.
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth[]
Platinum Dice appears in Night 4 of the Inaba Pride Exhibit. It is weak to both Ice and Dark, can boost its magic attack with Mind Charge, and may Self Destruct. When defeated, it may drop Craps Piece, Craps Lump, and Craps Eye. Craps Piece is used to create Chewing Soul. Craps Lump is used to create the Luna Dog-Suit for Koromaru. Craps Eye is used to create the Asturias for Kanji.
Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth[]
Platinum Dice appears on Blocks 3 through 5 of the Theater District. It attacks with single-target Physical skills, can boost its magic damage, and may Self-Destruct. When defeated, it may drop Dice Cache and Dice Repdigit. Dice Cache is used to create the Kashin Koji for Koromaru and Yosuke. Dice Repdigit is used to create Tomoe's Bow for Yukari and the Nekomata Coat+ for Morgana.
Heavy Phys attack, with medium chance of Sleep. (1 enemy)
Mind Charge
Triple magic attack for next hit. Lasts 3 turns. (Self)
Self-Destruct
Heavy Almighty attack to everyone, including allies and enemies.
Trivia[]
Craps is a dice game in which players bet on the outcomes of a pair of dice.
A repdigit is a natural number composed of repeated instances of the same digit in recreational mathematics. A portmanteau of "repeated" and "digit," examples include 11, 666, and 4444.