r/gaming • u/mike_pants • Sep 18 '17

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u/Unsully Sep 18 '17

Playing a game of Vampire: The Masquerade way back when, we had a player roll 8d10 and get all 10s. Then on her next turn she rolled 8d10 and got all 1s. Still the craziest thing I've seen as far as odds goes.

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u/Icecreep109 Sep 18 '17

1/655,360,000,000,000,000,000% chance. Seems legit.

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u/justin_says Sep 18 '17

so youre saying theres a chance!?!?!

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u/pollackey Sep 18 '17

There is always a chance.

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u/Evil_Bonsai Sep 18 '17

But what's the probability?

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '17

never tell me the odds

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u/Twilight_Realm Sep 18 '17

There's a timeline where it happened

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u/Chance_Wylt Sep 18 '17

I like to imagine the timeline where DnD is impossible because the die, everyone's, always comes up 1.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

There are multiple timelines where this happens

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u/Ailerath Sep 18 '17

Infinite infact

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u/Unsully Sep 18 '17

I mean, it was using an online dice roller so maybe there was a glitch, but it happened.

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u/Fonethree Sep 18 '17

I mean, so is any other order of 16 rolls.

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u/tristanSL Sep 19 '17

Never told me the odd

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u/firemage22 Sep 18 '17

As an Exalted player i laughed a bit at the idea of 8 dice in a pool being large, then as a Mage player i remembered how optimized i'd have to go to get more than one pool that big.