But the question now is what Jocke should do. Do you think he should take my die with value 10? or should he go for the 20-sider with value 1 right now?
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| Tournament #13584: L5R vs Samurai Bash Current Round: Round 2. (organized by Jocke) |
| 8-player single-elimination tourney |
Player: ElihuRoot *Dead Dude* *Fanatic*
Button Man: Crab Score: 35 (2 sides) Rounds Won/Lost/Tied: 1 / 0 / 0 (out of 3 round(s))
Captured Dice: None
| Dice | 8-sided die | 10-sided die | 12-sided die | Focus 20-sided die | Focus 20-sided die |
| Value | 2 | 2 | 10 | 16 | 1 |
| Dice | 6-sided die | Focus 8-sided die (dizzy) | Focus 10-sided die (dizzy) | 20-sided die | 20-sided die |
| Value | 5 | 1 | 1 | 5 | 13 |
Button Man: Mantis Score: 32 (-2 sides) Rounds Won/Lost/Tied: 0 / 1 / 0
Captured Dice: None
Results from last turn:
The Focus 10-sided die showing 10 is turned down to 1.
Jocke turned down his focus dice.
Jocke gained the initative with his Focus Dice.
2 comments:
If I were playing, I'd capture the [20]-showing-1 with my [20]-showing-5, for two reasons: It has a chance of making my [20] untakeable, or at least less vulnerable, and if I don't my opponent will be able to use their [20] to capture one of my focus dice, possibly rendering it (their [20]) untakeable.
I really don't see how taking the [12]-showing-10 with a skill attack could be preferable, since it leaves my opponent with both [20]s and probably makes my [6] smaller, and hence less valuable.
In addition to the reasons jimmosk lists, there is no safe result the 20-sider can roll after taking the 12-sider and two (17 and 19) if the 20-sider is taken.
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