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Topic	d20's are the d6's of the tabletop gaming world
PMarth2002 06/07/19 3:28:12 AM #37:	Questionmarktarius posted... PMarth2002 posted... I'm not going to double check questionmark's numbers Well, the "17+" thing got screwed up. The rest comes from a brute force simulator with lots of nested `for` loops. Its cool. Shadowsword's image that onironin already discounted works with the point i was trying to make to onironin as well. Seriously though, Onironin, your method is not the same thing as rolling 1d20. It will achieve very different results than rolling a 1d20. If you wanted to use it as a house rule, you could, but it will change how the game plays out. Characters will succeed more often because the most common results will be 10-18. As I said, those numbers will show up about 80% of the time. --- No matter where you go, there you are. <cite>PMarth2002 posted [p:922908130] in d20's ... [t:77764400]...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>PMarth2002 posted...</cite> <quote>I'm not going to double check questionmark's numbers</quote> Well, the "17+" thing got screwed up. The rest comes from a brute force simulator with lots of nested for loops.</quote> Its cool. Shadowsword's image that onironin already discounted works with the point i was trying to make to onironin as well. Seriously though, Onironin, your method is not the same thing as rolling 1d20. It will achieve very different results than rolling a 1d20. If you wanted to use it as a house rule, you could, but it will change how the game plays out. Characters will succeed more often because the most common results will be 10-18. As I said, those numbers will show up about 80% of the time. --- No matter where you go, there you are.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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