Re^2: unordered sets of N elements

Or, to take it to any number of sides:

 k-1
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 | |  (N+i)
 i=1
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   (k-1)!
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Where N is the number of dice and k is the number of sides. The Pi is like Sigma, but for multiplication instead of addition.

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