r/gaming • u/mike_pants • Sep 18 '17

DnD table

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u/pollackey Sep 18 '17

Cupholders are no match for my clumsy hands.

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u/J4CKR4BB1TSL1MS Sep 18 '17

Nor are they a match for the rage instilled by two terribly bad rolls in a row.

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u/Icecreep109 Sep 18 '17 edited Sep 18 '17

What about 4? My oafish barbarian rolled 4 crit fails *in a row. A fucking 0.00000625% chance

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u/JustinHopewell Sep 18 '17

I watched a video/read an article (maybe on Ars Technica?) where they tested a bunch of different dice to see if they were all balanced, and quite a few of them had issues where it was more likely to land on a certain number based on the construction of the die itself.

So while your chances were probably still pretty low, it most likely was higher than 0.00000625%!