[QUOTE=Asgard;34559025]It goes 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 00. Most dice wouldn't fit 100 and the 10 is reserved for the actual number 10. I think that's what you meant.[/QUOTE]
What I meant was, I have my d10. The sides go 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
In D&D, I roll a d10 for damage. So I obviously have to count 0 for 10. I don't know about other RPG's, but to me it doesn't make any sense. Why not just put a 10 on, instead of a 0?
Me and my friends just played DnD for the first time ever yesterday (it was 3.5e)
We were cleaning some rat infestation from an old warehouse, which was pretty unoriginal but it was the first time ever for all of us so it's alright. Anyway, one of the rats bit a player on the leg and didn't let go, so the player decided to kick it off. A couple shitty rolls later he was lying on the floor with the rat still gnawing on his leg. Then the group paladin decides to chop the rat's head off but accidentally hits it too hard and makes a wound some 1/2 inches deep into the other's leg.
Is this normal
[QUOTE=Tattimatonen;34563279]Me and my friends just played DnD for the first time ever yesterday (it was 3.5e)
We were cleaning some rat infestation from an old warehouse, which was pretty unoriginal but it was the first time ever for all of us so it's alright. Anyway, one of the rats bit a player on the leg and didn't let go, so the player decided to kick it off. A couple shitty rolls later he was lying on the floor with the rat still gnawing on his leg. Then the group paladin decides to chop the rat's head off but accidentally hits it too hard and makes a wound some 1/2 inches deep into the other's leg.
Is this normal[/QUOTE]
Fairly.
[QUOTE=Codename 47;34563201]What I meant was, I have my d10. The sides go 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
In D&D, I roll a d10 for damage. So I obviously have to count 0 for 10. I don't know about other RPG's, but to me it doesn't make any sense. Why not just put a 10 on, instead of a 0?[/QUOTE]
That actually goes along with what Asgard already said. Instead of a one hundred sided die, they use two slightly modified ten sided die in place of it cause they're cheaper and easier to make that way.
I have a d10 with 1-10 on it.
It feels weird.
[QUOTE=Tattimatonen;34563279]Me and my friends just played DnD for the first time ever yesterday (it was 3.5e)
We were cleaning some rat infestation from an old warehouse, which was pretty unoriginal but it was the first time ever for all of us so it's alright. Anyway, one of the rats bit a player on the leg and didn't let go, so the player decided to kick it off. A couple shitty rolls later he was lying on the floor with the rat still gnawing on his leg. Then the group paladin decides to chop the rat's head off but accidentally hits it too hard and makes a wound some 1/2 inches deep into the other's leg.
Is this normal[/QUOTE]
I still remember how I set everyone in my party on fire during my first D&D campaign because our torches were the only way to damage a swarm of stirges
So, what exactly does everyone use to play? I've never played Pen&Paper RPGs over the internet.
I'm getting pretty bored right now, so are there any of these that i can join if that's okay?
[QUOTE=Aerkhan;34556340]Pocket RPG for new page.
[thumb]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21167442/pocketrpg.jpg[/thumb]
Add me on Steam when you want to play.
Modern-Slighty-SciFi game, set in the fictional town of Sencys.
[release]
DM: Aerkhan
Player 1: Meat
Player 2: HALPcat
Player 3: Iceblizzard
Player 4:
Player 5:
Player 6:
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[QUOTE=Fremontsmith;34564221]I'm getting pretty bored right now, so are there any of these that i can join if that's okay?[/QUOTE]
Were looking for members if you wanna join
[editline]5th February 2012[/editline]
just add Aerkhan on steam
[QUOTE=Codename 47;34563201]What I meant was, I have my d10. The sides go 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
In D&D, I roll a d10 for damage. So I obviously have to count 0 for 10. I don't know about other RPG's, but to me it doesn't make any sense. Why not just put a 10 on, instead of a 0?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=suppertime;34560618]Because when dice for PnP games first came out they were terrible quality and you had to draw the numbers on yourself.
Since neckbeards have fat fingers they couldn't draw a 10 on the small face, so they drew a 0.[/QUOTE]
Also yes, originally you had 2 d10s of different colours, one was the tens the other the ones. thus you could roll from 1-100
[QUOTE=Seiteki;34568403]Reading Mouse Guard's RPG book. Interesting stuff.[/QUOTE]
When are you prepared to host the first FPPP session? We need a rough date so that we can all agree upon times that work for us.
[QUOTE=Nitrowing;34568747]When are you prepared to host the first FPPP session? We need a rough date so that we can all agree upon times that work for us.[/QUOTE]
I've got a lot of jobhunt related shit happening, so I'm not sure if anything other than Friday or Saturday will work.
Even then, I'm in that pathfinder group on Fridays. So it looks like Saturday.
[QUOTE=Seiteki;34568804]I've got a lot of jobhunt related shit happening, so I'm not sure if anything other than Friday or Saturday will work.
Even then, I'm in that pathfinder group on Fridays. So it looks like Saturday.[/QUOTE]
Saturday's I can't do, so someone else can play instead of me.
[QUOTE=Codename 47;34563201]What I meant was, I have my d10. The sides go 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
In D&D, I roll a d10 for damage. So I obviously have to count 0 for 10. I don't know about other RPG's, but to me it doesn't make any sense. Why not just put a 10 on, instead of a 0?[/QUOTE]
Because when you roll a d100 you roll two ten-sided dice - Usually one with 0-10 and another with 00-90. This gives a result from 1-100.
Thus if you got a 00 and a 1, this would give a result of 1. 00 and 0 = 100.
50+5 = 55, 80+0 = 80, etc. etc.
I just found a d8 on my bed, I don't even own a dice set, any tabletop game (I love .pdf's :v: ), or any dice at all except for d6's from board gmaes.
How the holy fuck.
Dice Fairy.
It takes a random dice from one and gives to another.
It rolls a 1d7,000,000,000 to pick who gets it.
[QUOTE=Nitrowing;34577137]It rolls a 1d7,000,000,000 to pick who gets it.[/QUOTE]
Don't be silly. It rolls 10d10 and rerolls if the result is above the population.
Here is a pic from one of my 4th Edition campaigns.
The cans are Huge Spiders; I didn't have any huge creature miniatures so I had to use what was around the room.
[IMG]http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k141/Bishop869/spiders.jpg[/IMG]
Came across this while reading up on some campaign tips. Copied and pasted from where I was looking.
[QUOTE]Party finds a sleeping dragon & hoard. Lawfull stupid Palladin decides he must slay yon evil beast, of course he has to cross an underground stream first. QUIETLY he removes his armor and sword and tells others to throw his sword to him after he crosses. The Palladin crosses and signals for sword, the dragon is still asleep.
DM: "Roll a d20 to throw the sword to him."
Player: (rolls a d20) "A One!"
DM: "Crit fumble, you impale the palladin with his own sword."
DM (asking palladin): "You're about to pass out, what do you do?"
Palladin (cold bloodedly): "I scream."[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Seiteki;34576906]Dice Fairy.
It takes a random dice from one and gives to another.[/QUOTE]
This thing is so real, it has given me several d4s, a d8, some d10s, and it took my friend's d4 from him.
It is a mysterious emissary of the dice gods.
[QUOTE=suppertime;34583666]This thing is so real, it has given me several d4s, a d8, some d10s, and it took my friend's d4 from him.
It is a mysterious emissary of the dice gods.[/QUOTE]
It just keeps taking and giving me one of my d10s back at random dates.
Played a good game of 3.5 yesterday. The party was an interesting mixture; One homicidal Necromancer, Another fellow who was the Necromancer's assistant and confidant, a neutral-ish Halfling rogue, and a virtuous barbarian played by myself. The campaign so far is lenient as to what the PCs can do, so there have been quite a few wanton murders and forest fires to contend with.
I await seeing shit hit the fan in time. :v:
[QUOTE=Darth_GW7;34545854]* Aramil listen's to the roaring sounds for a moment
Aramil: It seems that the creature in question is being invaded
DM: Er
DM: Might wanna rephrase that
Aramil: I mean
Aramil: from what I can tell of the roaring
Darth GW7: OH GOD
Darth GW7: YOU'RE MAKING IT WORSE[/QUOTE]
OK is Aramil a common name for DnD or something? I swear my friend's companion is named Aramil.
[QUOTE=Seiteki;34576906]Dice Fairy.
It takes a random dice from one and gives to another.[/QUOTE]
Shit i just lost a d8.
[QUOTE=TehDoctorz;34585470]OK is Aramil a common name for DnD or something? I swear my friend's companion is named Aramil.[/QUOTE]
Pretty sure i heard that name before actually.
Probably DnD name generator.
Once again, if anyone has a spot open for a 3.5e group and is willing to let a complete noob join, that'd be great.
[QUOTE=elowin;34585903]Pretty sure i heard that name before actually.[/QUOTE]
I think it's one of the example elven names listed in the player's handbook. I remember a friend of mine using the same name.
Pocket RPG for new page.
[thumb]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21167442/pocketrpg.jpg[/thumb]
Add me on Steam when you want to play.
Modern-Slighty-SciFi game, set in the fictional town of Sencys.
[release]
DM: Aerkhan
Player 1: Meat (about to get kicked out if he doesn't add me on steam this end of the week)
Player 2: HALPcat
Player 3: Iceblizzard
Player 4: Drug_unit (possibly)
Player 5:
Player 6:
[/release]
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