One small thing: even and odd. With 2d6 you have the possibility of getting both odd (25%), both even (25%), or one even and one odd (50%). Not sure about the full implications other than for the sum: both even > even & odd > both odd (on average).
How do i get these kind of games on iPad all the mobile ones are android are Mac I’m getting sick of these stupid things there on they can just be on any device that would make me less mad (note to website ) I love this gaming website but I please need games for iPad please it’s not like I’m Mad at you I’m just annoyed by these games
So I absolutely love the concept of 2d6 for checks and then looking at 2 d6 tables for descriptions. It's really lean and compact and the implications are beyond my imagination.
i forgot to include d6 x d6, but there are 20 permutations, 16 of which have unique results!! a result of 12 (6x2 or 4x3) or 6 (6x1 or 2x3) are the only repeats. that means 12 and 6 each have 10% chance of being the product of 2d6, every other result has a 1/20 or 5% chance (a 80% chance of getting a unique product) meaning you could effectively use 2d6 as a d20 roll for a result between 1-36
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One small thing: even and odd. With 2d6 you have the possibility of getting both odd (25%), both even (25%), or one even and one odd (50%). Not sure about the full implications other than for the sum: both even > even & odd > both odd (on average).
How do i get these kind of games on iPad all the mobile ones are android are Mac I’m getting sick of these stupid things there on they can just be on any device that would make me less mad (note to website ) I love this gaming website but I please need games for iPad please it’s not like I’m Mad at you I’m just annoyed by these games
So I absolutely love the concept of 2d6 for checks and then looking at 2 d6 tables for descriptions. It's really lean and compact and the implications are beyond my imagination.
i forgot to include d6 x d6, but there are 20 permutations, 16 of which have unique results!! a result of 12 (6x2 or 4x3) or 6 (6x1 or 2x3) are the only repeats. that means 12 and 6 each have 10% chance of being the product of 2d6, every other result has a 1/20 or 5% chance (a 80% chance of getting a unique product) meaning you could effectively use 2d6 as a d20 roll for a result between 1-36
I don't understand this. Don't you get 36 results out of d6xd6? How did you get to 20 results?
since a 4x2 = 2x4, the order of the dice don’t matter, so if a red die rolls 4 and a blue die rolls 2, the result is not distinct from red 2 blue 4!
Oh, I'm looking at dice combination, kinda! I see. Good for a game to practice math too! Haha