Gix
January 29th, 2018, 02:44
D&D 5e (although I suspect this is a universal question)
I have a table which has a complicated result...
on a d10, if the player rolls a 10, they roll twice more... BUT... if they roll a 10 on either of the new rolls, they get nothing
I made my little table, I made the value for 10 as such:
[2x][Reckless Casting, Cantrip]
Which rolls on the same table again, twice.
The only solution I've come to is to duplicate the table, except have 10 yield "EVERYTHING FAILS" or some such. Is there a more elegant way to do this?
I have a table which has a complicated result...
on a d10, if the player rolls a 10, they roll twice more... BUT... if they roll a 10 on either of the new rolls, they get nothing
I made my little table, I made the value for 10 as such:
[2x][Reckless Casting, Cantrip]
Which rolls on the same table again, twice.
The only solution I've come to is to duplicate the table, except have 10 yield "EVERYTHING FAILS" or some such. Is there a more elegant way to do this?