Still, this position caught my eye, though not because I have any interesting choices --
I'm dead in the water right now, with my shadow dice stuck -- but does Anders have an interesting choice to make? or is it automatic?
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Button Man: Tonase Score: 26 (1.3 sides) Rounds Won/Lost/Tied: 1 / 2 / 0 (out of 3 round(s))
Captured Dice: 8-sided die, Shadow X Swing 4-sided die
Dice | 4-sided die | 20-sided die | Focus X Swing (with 4 sides) |
Value | 2 | 14 | 2 |
Dice | Shadow 4-sided die | 8-sided die | Shadow 12-sided die |
Value | 4 | 7 | 11 |
Button Man: The Effster Score: 24 (-1.3 sides) Rounds Won/Lost/Tied: 2 / 1 / 0
Captured Dice: 8-sided die, 4-sided die
Results from last turn:
ElihuRoot is performing a power attack with a 8-sided die showing 7,
targeting Anders's 4-sided die showing 2.
The 8-sided die is rerolled and the new value is 7.
ElihuRoot takes Anders's die.
3 comments:
Well, he could take your [7/8] with his [14/20], but then he loses it on 4, 11, or 12. If he takes your [4/s4] with his [2/4 2/f4], your only move will be to take one of his four-siders with your [7/8]... At that point, if you roll lower than the other four-sider, he takes it and wins; if you roll higher than the other four-sider, he takes your eight-sider with his [14/20], and then only loses on a 11 or 12, which is still an improvement over the initial situation.
He could lose the twenty-sider and still win, but it's not very likely -- he'd have to take both of your bigger dice, and not lose any other dice in the process. So I think he should do whatever puts it the least at risk.
that's exactly right, though if he were to take my [7/8] with his [14/20] he'd lose on if he rerolled 4,11,12 OR 15. but the basic point is valid, he can defer this by one turn by taking the shadow 4-sided die and things only get better.
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