take it with my 6-,20-,and X9- dice, thus rerolling the very low 20-sided die [but leaving
my own 18-sided die to be taken in a skill attack that will reroll HIS 20 sided die] -- or should I reroll the 18-sided die, leaving the 20-sided die quite low (but safe for the next turn, since he has no way to take a die with value 7 at the moment.] and risk him being able to reroll his 20 sided die to be the largest die on the board?
Button Men Game #684849
This game is 'for fun' and does not count for player rankings.
Arena Game: Random TL BM from 2002 Rare-Promo
Skills in this game: X Swing
Player: ElihuRoot *Dead Dude* *Fanatic*
Your Button Man: MAX(p) (4 6 18 20 X) Score: 28.5 (1 sides) Rounds Won/Lost/Tied: 1 / 0 / 0 (Out of 3 wins)
Your Captured Dice: None
| 4-sided die | 6-sided die | 18-sided die | 20-sided die | X Swing (with 9 sides) |
| 1 | 6 | 13 | 7 | 4 |
| 4-sided die | 6-sided die | 18-sided die | 20-sided die | X Swing (with 6 sides) |
| 4 | 5 | 17 | 4 | 4 |
Button Man: MAX(p) (4 6 18 20 X) Score: 27 (-1 sides) Rounds Won/Lost/Tied: 0 / 1 / 0
Captured Dice: None
1 comment:
I don't know what's better, but I'd definitely use my d18 and leave the d20 safe for a round.
Why? Well, if I do it this way, at least the d20 is safe for a round. If I do it the other way, neither the d18 nor the d20 are safe.
Since I can't stop the opponent rerolling his d20 no matter what I do, I'd rather have a large die safe for at least one round.
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