Oi, stop stealing my shtick. =PWhat dice do you roll for the d30 equivalent?
*rolls dice
Huh. So, I got 21,5 on my first roll too.
*rolls dice again
Let's go for [17,12].
Virtual ones I suppose :POi, stop stealing my shtick. =PWhat dice do you roll for the d30 equivalent?
*rolls dice
Huh. So, I got 21,5 on my first roll too.
*rolls dice again
Let's go for [17,12].
I think she used real dice last game.Virtual ones I suppose :POi, stop stealing my shtick. =PWhat dice do you roll for the d30 equivalent?
*rolls dice
Huh. So, I got 21,5 on my first roll too.
*rolls dice again
Let's go for [17,12].
Alternatively a d3 and a d10 I'd assume? d3s are pretty unusual though in my experience ...
... possibly a d4 and a d8 and then just don't include 31, 32?
*continues strange guessing*
I did, yes, and I am. I unfortunately don't remember what I did last time. I believe it had something to do with 2d4 determining what direction I counted from, and then 2d20 with rerolls from 16-20? Something like that to get thirty.I think she used real dice last game.Virtual ones I suppose :POi, stop stealing my shtick. =PWhat dice do you roll for the d30 equivalent?
*rolls dice
Huh. So, I got 21,5 on my first roll too.
*rolls dice again
Let's go for [17,12].
Alternatively a d3 and a d10 I'd assume? d3s are pretty unusual though in my experience ...
... possibly a d4 and a d8 and then just don't include 31, 32?
*continues strange guessing*
Hmm you can roll a d3 (using a d6) for the tens and a d10 for the ones.*grimaces at the suggestion of a sensical alternative to the absurdity of a d3*
Scrying Stone
Even the stones in the area have absorbed a good deal of mana, meaning that finding one can buff your spells. Upon finding one, tiles to the north, south, east, and west of your targets for the next three turns will be revealed. In the event this buff reveals another player, they will not be eliminated and will need to be re-targeted during the next turn. This effect will not stack, but having two in effect for a turn will also reveal diagonal tiles.
A monster seemingly composed of nothing but wind and dust, when discovered this monster will randomly roam the board, affecting nothing unless it touches a player's tower, at which point it destroys it.So... for confirmation, which is being destroyed? The tower or the Puffadler?
Scroll of Summon Scorpion
Summons a scorpion to a location defined by the player which lasts for ten turns. The initial cast takes up one attack, but afterwards the player can move the scorpion, which will uncover the tile it's on and destroy any towers it runs across, to any surrounding tile in addition to their normal number of attacks. Once cast, the scroll is removed from the player.