FG_Dave
February 5th, 2021, 16:24
Hey everyone.
I always appreciate good rolls and Doug is a clutch roller in our Pathfinder 2 Extinction Curse campaign.
Doug was rolling 3d6 damage and rolled an 18 with 3 x 6's. That is a very low probability roll in the first place.
So as a kid playing D&D in the 1980's most of the time when my friends and I would go to a pickup game where the game was AD&D 2e every time there was a fighter at the table they would always have a 18 / 100 strength. I would always say to myself, yeah right.
So as I have been DM'ing, anytime would roll an 18, I would always have fun and say go ahead and roll a D100 percentile and lets just pretend and say your rolling for a percentile Strength and see what happens. Doug then throws a percentile and rolls a 100. Unbelievable. LOL
In all of my years DM'ing this is the first time I have seen this and here is the screenshot to prove it.
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I always appreciate good rolls and Doug is a clutch roller in our Pathfinder 2 Extinction Curse campaign.
Doug was rolling 3d6 damage and rolled an 18 with 3 x 6's. That is a very low probability roll in the first place.
So as a kid playing D&D in the 1980's most of the time when my friends and I would go to a pickup game where the game was AD&D 2e every time there was a fighter at the table they would always have a 18 / 100 strength. I would always say to myself, yeah right.
So as I have been DM'ing, anytime would roll an 18, I would always have fun and say go ahead and roll a D100 percentile and lets just pretend and say your rolling for a percentile Strength and see what happens. Doug then throws a percentile and rolls a 100. Unbelievable. LOL
In all of my years DM'ing this is the first time I have seen this and here is the screenshot to prove it.
43484