The turn before, manicfish had a 4-sided die showing 1 and my 20-sided die showed 7. I chose to take the 4-sided die --
thus giving manicfish an opportunity to take MY 4-sided die with value 1 without having to reroll her 20-sided die.
Did I do the right thing? I COULD have rerolled my 4-sided die with value 1 and had a 3/4 chance she'd have to reroll her 20-sided die -- but I'd give up the chance of rolling high enough to threaten her 20-sided die. Would it have been worth it?
Button Man: Assailer Score: 33 (-10 sides) Rounds Won/Lost/Tied: 0 / 0 / 1 (out of 3 round(s))
Captured Dice: 12-sided die, 6-sided die, X Swing 4-sided die
Dice | 20-sided die | Option 2/20 (with 2 sides) | |
Value | 17 | 1 | |
Dice | 4-sided die | 4-sided die | 20-sided die |
Value | 4 | 1 | 11 |
Button Man: Gawaine Score: 48 (10 sides) Rounds Won/Lost/Tied: 0 / 0 / 1
Captured Dice: 12-sided die, 6-sided die, 12-sided die, X Swing 4-sided die
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ElihuRoot Fri Dec 5, 2008 12:14:05 | this position is *so* going on my blog! |
Results from last turn:
ElihuRoot is performing a power attack with a 20-sided die showing 7,
targeting manicfish's X Swing 4-sided die showing 1.
The 20-sided die is rerolled and the new value is 11.
1 comment:
I think I would have rerolled the d4 instead of rerolling the d20, but there's no maths behind that, just gut instinct that causing the opponent's d20 to reroll more times is probably a better option.
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