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Aug 8 |
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Is it possible to produce a bowl-shaped probability curve with dice rolls? Ricky: I think that's a great improvement, with the adding and 21 cutoff. Form improves the function. |
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Aug 8 |
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Is it possible to produce a bowl-shaped probability curve with dice rolls? Keep me posted, Soulrift. If it doesn't pan out I try scratching my brain for another answer. |
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Aug 6 |
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Is it possible to produce a bowl-shaped probability curve with dice rolls? And let me say that your method, Ricky, makes a lot of sense. @Soulrift: If you test either/both methods I'd be interesting for a shout-out as to how manageable it is for a game. My group plays all of their games online (due to geography issues) so I never see the practical side of dealing with dice. Just curiosity on my part. |
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Aug 6 |
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Is it possible to produce a bowl-shaped probability curve with dice rolls? I'll toss one up for 2d20 - 5d20 first thing in the morning. |
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Aug 6 |
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Is it possible to produce a bowl-shaped probability curve with dice rolls? That's a great idea. I'll update my answer to reflect that, Sage. |
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Jul 31 |
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How do I help my players figure out how to stay alive in a realistically-deadly sandbox campaign? Sardathrion has it. After reading the question it seems this is a root issue rather than a "what tips and tricks can I apply to fix it?" question. By having threats as illogical, emotional this introduces natural interesting flaws and removes the aspect of perfect threats. The heroes can avoid and exploit these weaknesses in a way that should be interesting by the nature of the flaw. |
