It is a wondrous combination of dice. Today I just realized that one roll with 2d10 produces at least 3 different results without changing anything but the way how they relate.
Let me illustrate. Say we have a black and a white d10. For all further assumptions the black die is the leading one. With a roll of 3 (black) and 7 (white) we get the following results:
- 1d100 = 37
- 2d10 = 10 (with a bell curve, too)
- d20 (here even results with the leading die need to produce results below 10, uneven those with above 10) = 17
Three numbers with just one roll! I already have an idea how to use this. Even started working on it. As a little teaser, I'd say D&D could look like this:
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| Just think about it [source] |
Or this:
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More tomorrow.
Or, you know, you could have it produce 5 results. You have just rolled d10-d10, so you also get 4 and -4 depending on which die is the leading one.
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You're right, of course. A sixth would be to see the two results separate. And yes, it gave me another idea. Thanks!
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