Posted: Aug 29, 12:48 AM
I just figured out how to do the auto-pick strategy.
I won't even begin to tell you guys about how much my Dungeon Master hated me once I figured out how to throw a throw a 20-sided die with enhanced dexterity.
Once I find a auto pilot for trades, bye weeks and everything else, I'll be on a roll.
I won't even begin to tell you guys about how much my Dungeon Master hated me once I figured out how to throw a throw a 20-sided die with enhanced dexterity.
Once I find a auto pilot for trades, bye weeks and everything else, I'll be on a roll.
Love it. Did you guys have these kind of dice when you played D&D?
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ReplyDeleteSadly, yes.
ReplyDeleteI had a little black velvet bag that I kept them in. Although I don't think I ever got a 20-sided die. Those puppies were expensive! We'd just roll the 10-sided die 2x for a move up to 20.
For example I had a dark elf with an insane dexterity of 40. So when a neutrally aligned Ranger attacked me with an enchanted bastard sword with a hit of 35, I was able to survive with four stellar rolls of the 10 sided die adding up to 37!
We celebrated with Pizza and watching Monty Python & the Holy Grail.
I said sad earlier because I think I used the bag of dice that cost me $50 like 5 times.
Nintendo was always much quicker gratification and less moody than my Dungeon Master who kept changing the rules in the middle of an adventure.
Wow. 20-sided.
ReplyDeleteNice. I'm impressed with your survival skills.
Who could ever pass up P&MP?
:( Ah, well. Sunk cost, right?
Yes, I can appreciate instant gratification, so long as the game functions correctly and isn't "SO CHEAP!" I wonder how much the physical world experience compared with the virtual.