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1d4chan>Carcer New page: An '''exploding die''' is a term used when achieving certain results on a roll allows additional rolling to achieve more significant effects. For example, in new World of Darkness, rol... |
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An '''exploding die''' is a term used when achieving certain results on a roll allows additional rolling to achieve more significant effects. For example, in new [[World of Darkness]], rolling a 10 adds a success to the skill attempt in question and grants an extra roll of the d10 to the player, allowing more successes than usually possible to be achieved. In [[L5R]], any tens rolled are rerolled and the new number added to the previous 10 to determine the result of the dice throw (if this is also a ten, the process repeats, allowing lucky players to achieve truly ridiculous results). | An '''exploding die''' is a term used when achieving certain results on a roll allows additional rolling to achieve more significant effects. For example, in new [[World of Darkness]], rolling a 10 adds a success to the skill attempt in question and grants an extra roll of the d10 to the player, allowing more successes than usually possible to be achieved. In [[L5R]], any tens rolled are rerolled and the new number added to the previous 10 to determine the result of the dice throw (if this is also a ten, the process repeats, allowing lucky players to achieve truly ridiculous results). | ||
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Revision as of 02:14, 4 July 2008
An exploding die is a term used when achieving certain results on a roll allows additional rolling to achieve more significant effects. For example, in new World of Darkness, rolling a 10 adds a success to the skill attempt in question and grants an extra roll of the d10 to the player, allowing more successes than usually possible to be achieved. In L5R, any tens rolled are rerolled and the new number added to the previous 10 to determine the result of the dice throw (if this is also a ten, the process repeats, allowing lucky players to achieve truly ridiculous results).